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Eoghan Casey on the CASE Ontology for Digital Forensics Practice & Process

13th December 2021

Christa: Forensic Focus’ coverage of standardization and digital forensics continues this week by exploring CASE: the Cyber investigation Analysis Standard Expression. An extension of the Unified Cyber Ontology, which defines classes of cyber objects in relation to one another, their

Jesse Lindmar on Digital Forensics Lab Quality Assurance and Accreditation

11th October 20226th December 2021

Christa: As technology’s advancements continue to outpace practitioner’s ability to keep up, standardizing digital forensics processes, practices and tools has never not been a hot topic in the community. The response ranges from the United Kingdom structured efforts to much

OpenText’s Chuck Dodson on Digital Evidence Management and Information Sharing

29th November 2021

Christa Miller: “Digital evidence is piling up quickly for law enforcement across the globe. In today’s challenging world of evidence management, investigators and detectives often have to access multiple systems to collect evidence and search for clues. That means spending

Deputy Chief Constable Paul Gibson on Coordinating Countrywide Digital Forensics Standardization

22nd November 2021

Christa Miller: Effectively standardizing digital forensics practices and procedures across an entire country requires collective investment and collaboration as lab personnel support and learn from one another. Coordinating this effort in the United Kingdom is the Forensic Capability Network or

SafeToNet’s Thomas Farrell on the Spectrum of Online Child Protection

15th November 2021

Christa Miller: Child sexual abuse and exploitation is one of the great scourges of our time, often pitted against consumer privacy as investigators seek technological means to end it. This week on the Forensic Focus Podcast, we’re talking with Thomas

MSAB’s Joel Bollö on the Sweeping Challenges & Opportunities in the Digital Forensics Market

16th November 20218th November 2021

Christa: An industry that changes as rapidly as digital forensics does demands a careful balance between informed business experience and the technical knowledge needed to pivot when businesses encounter disruptions. With us this week on the Forensic Focus Podcast is

Todd Shipley on the Dark Net, and the Importance of Relationship-Building for Investigations

16th November 20211st November 2021

Christa: Digital forensics is all about tracing the electronic artifacts that can show a suspect behind a keyboard. However, in the past decade or so, the dark web has complicated this process by anonymizing buyers and sellers, making them harder

Oxygen Forensics’ Lee Reiber on Keeping Pace in Digital Forensics

16th November 202125th October 2021

Christa: Increasingly mobile forensics isn’t just about devices. As the field diversifies to include cloud storage encryption and the internet of things, digital forensics evolution is only as good as the tools that can keep up. Today on the Forensic

Alexis Brignoni on Teaching and Learning Python: Why It’s Important and What’s Involved

16th November 202118th October 2021

Christa: In digital forensics, knowing how to write code allows you to create your own forensic tools, test other people’s tools and contribute to the community overall. But among all the learning choices from books to training courses, sometimes you

Binalyze’s Emre Tinaztepe and Tom Blumenthal on Enterprise Forensic Readiness

16th November 202112th October 2021

Christa: What is forensic readiness, and what does it mean for enterprise forensics? How can incident responders find the right balance between speed and effectiveness as well as what’s required at each stage of an incident response? To help us

Logicube’s Todd Bellows on Challenges and Opportunities for Forensic Imaging

27th September 2021

Christa Miller: At a time when digital forensics tools and techniques seem dominated by the challenges of storage media like mobile devices, cloud storage, and the internet of things, hard drive forensics might not appear to be as captivating. Yet

Nuix’s Aidan Jewell On Mac Forensics And Cross-Border Case Collaborations

14th October 202125th June 2021

Christa Miller: Solution consulting for a digital forensics vendor demands a deep knowledge, not just of digital forensics practice, but also of the people who are doing the practice. This month’s special vendor edition of the Forensic Focus podcast brings

MSAB’s Henrik Tjernberg On Ethics In Digital Forensics And Consumer Privacy

4th October 202126th April 2021

Christa: In an era of profound social change, few industries find themselves at the intersection between law, technology, and social justice the way digital forensics does. This month on the Forensic Focus podcast, our vendor edition welcomes Henrik Tjernberg chairman

Patrick Siewert On Push-Button Forensics And Communicating Results To Non-Experts

4th October 202110th February 2021

Christa: The digital forensics community thrives when practitioners take the time to share their expertise. Today on the Forensic Focus podcast, we’re welcoming one of our co-contributors of original content. I’m your host, Christa Miller, and with us today is

Podcast: MSAB’s Mike Dickinson On The Rapidly Changing World Of Digital Forensics

4th October 202111th January 2021

Christa Miller: A decade-long career in an industry that changes as rapidly as digital forensics does is no small accomplishment. This month on the Forensic Focus podcast, we have a special vendor edition featuring one of our long-time sponsors, MSAB.

Podcast: Doug Brush On Careers In Digital Forensics

12th February 20212nd December 2020

Christa: To paraphrase a popular career title: What color is your digital forensics parachute? What path are you on currently? Is it the one you want to be on? And how do you know, when the field might look very