Professor Patrick Brady, a criminal justice and criminology professor at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs, joins the Forensic Focus Podcast to share his research on the mental health challenges faced by digital forensic investigators, particularly those handling child sexual
Matt Finnegan from Oxygen Forensics joins the Forensic Focus Podcast to discuss advancements in mobile device forensics and emerging trends shaping investigations.
Paul Gullon-Scott BSc MA MSc MSc FMBPSS joins the Forensic Focus Podcast to discuss the mental health challenges faced by digital forensic investigators (DFIs), particularly in relation to secondary traumatic stress (STS).
Content warning – this post discusses suicidal feelings.
Si: Welcome everybody to the Forensic Focus Podcast. Today we have back with us, much to our huge pleasure, Professor Sarah Morris from the University of Southampton. Forensics guru, communicator with washing
Si: Welcome friends and enemies to the Forensic Focus Podcast. Heather Barnhart is joining us from Cellebrite and we’re very grateful for having her join us today. I’ve heard you talk on geolocation, actually. You gave a talk at a
Si: Welcome, friends and enemies to the Forensic Focus Podcast. Today we’re talking with Chuck Cobb from Magnet and we’re going to be talking about a fair few things. But Desi and I are together again. It’s been a little
Si: Welcome friends and enemies to the Forensic Focus Podcast. I’m here today with Blake Sawyer, from Amped and it’s a pleasure to have you back on. I was just saying to you before we started recording that, I’ve been
Marco Fontani joins the Forensic Focus podcast to discuss Amped Software’s latest AI-powered tool, DeepPlate. DeepPlate is a deep learning system designed to read license plates affected by common issues introduced by surveillance systems, making it a valuable asset for
Desi: Welcome, Forensic Focus listeners. We are back again with Marco from Amped. We’re really excited. We were just talking about having an anniversary with Marco, because we had him on the 4th of April, and today is the 12th,
Si and Desi explore issues of transparency and potential misrepresentation within the cybersecurity industry. They consider the ethical implications of companies re-selling open-source tools as part of a managed service, as well as the questionable ways data and statistics are
Sophie Powell joins Si and Desi on the Forensic Focus Podcast to discuss her recent participation in a TryHackMe webinar, the challenges of applying for graduate schemes, and the relevance of the Cyber 9/12 competition to her career in cybersecurity.
Desi: Hello, everyone. Welcome to the Forensic Focus Podcast.
Si: With our usual levels of professionalism.
Desi: Yeah, we started talking and I was like, “Let’s start recording”. So welcome, everyone. It’s been a while since we’ve done a podcast
Si Biles: Welcome, friends and enemies, to the Forensic Focus podcast. We have joining us today Sophie Powell. I spoke with Sophie recently along with Rob Black and Sarah Morris about Cyber 9/12, but Sophie is coming back to join
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