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OSAC And Standards In The Digital Evidence World

30th January 2024

by Steve Johnson AI CLPE, CFA, Standards Ambassador – Organization of Scientific Area Committees (OSAC) for Forensic Science In 1998, as the personal computer and cell phone industry was starting to explode, the Scientific Working Group for Digital Evidence (SWGDE)

How To Combat The UK’s Growing Forensics Backlog

10th July 2023

Forensic backlogs are an increasing concern for many law enforcement agencies. Agencies must shift from simply collecting digital evidence to effectively analyzing the digital evidence collected. Media analysis is time-intensive and requires training to ensure that all pieces of evidentiary

Types Of Devices Examined In Digital Forensics Investigations

28th June 2023

Today, digital forensic investigators must be adept at extracting evidence from an array of devices, each with unique structures, operating systems, storage capabilities, and security features. A case involving a desktop computer, for example, may require an understanding of operating

Digital Evidence Admissibility – Exploring Best Practice And Compliance Frameworks

12th June 2023

Si: Away we go. So, friends and enemies, welcome to the Forensic Focus Podcast. We are here today with Ryan and Robert, and we are going to be talking, I believe, about standards and standards in forensics … So, guys,

AI In CSAM Investigations And The Role Of Digital Evidence In Criminal Cases

22nd March 2023

Si: Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, friends and enemies. This is the Forensic Focus Podcast. Desi and I are here at opposite ends of the time zones. It’s not really early morning for me, it’s 8:30, and

Exterro Hire Top Forensics and Legal Duo to Spearhead EMEA Drive for Legal GRC

7th October 2022

Anna Urbani kick-starts newly created Director of Channel EMEA role alongside Nick Rich as Director of UK&I Corporate London, U.K., October 5, 2022 —Exterro Inc., the industry’s first provider of Legal GRC software, which unifies e-discovery, digital forensics and

Digital Evidence Review and Collaboration: A Roundtable Discussion

13th September 2022

A quadrant of four panelists: two white women and two white men, all with office backdrops

Kim Bradley: Welcome to this panel discussion on digital evidence review and collaboration. I’m Kim Bradley and with me today is Jessica Hyde, John Pizzurro, and Joshua James. Thank you all for being here. Jessica, John, and Joshua: Thanks again.

University of Adelaide’s Dr. Matthew Sorell on Evidentiary Health Data at DFRWS-APAC 2022

13th September 202212th September 2022

Christa Miller: Welcome back to the Forensic Focus Podcast. I’m Christa Miller and this week Desi, Si and I are welcoming Dr. Matthew Sorell; senior lecturer at the University of Adelaide School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering in Australia. The

Prudent Design Principles for Digital Tampering Experiments

23rd August 2022

Mark: Okay. Good afternoon. Welcome to the next full paper session. We have three papers for you in this session on forensic methods. So, Janine will start shortly with a paper on evidence tampering, we have a paper on forensic

E-Discovery Business Takes New Approach to Collecting and Preparing Digital Evidence to Spur Growth

9th March 2022

Unique Wire assists service providers, corporations, law firms, and law enforcement agencies with identifying and understanding Digital Intelligence. Unique Wire, a digital forensics and e-discovery business focused on helping service providers, corporations, law firms, and law enforcement agencies, headquartered in

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

Theory and Practice of the Use of Digital Evidence in Polish Criminal Court Proceedings

16th November 20219th November 2021

Hello, my name is Piotr Lewulis and I am Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw and in today’s short presentation I will talk briefly about how the theory of digital evidence collides

NIST Tests Forensic Methods For Getting Data From Damaged Mobile Phones

12th May 202018th February 2020

by Richard Press Criminals sometimes damage their mobile phones in an attempt to destroy evidence. They might smash, shoot, submerge or cook their phones, but forensics experts can often retrieve the evidence anyway. Now, researchers at the National Institute of

From Crime To Court: Review Principles For UK Disclosure

22nd February 20236th June 2019

by Hans Henseler UK Law Enforcement agencies are facing significant challenges related to digital evidence disclosure in criminal prosecution cases. Suspects who are charged with a crime must have access to all relevant evidence to ensure a fair trial, even