When The Job Comes Home: The Personal Toll Of Digital Forensics
Paul Gullon-Scott shares a powerful story of resilience, trauma, and the unseen impact of digital forensics on families, advocating for better mental health support.
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Understanding Digital Forensics Mental Health Stressors: PTSD And Anxiety
Paul Gullon-Scott explores how PTSD and anxiety affect digital forensic investigators and examines potential strategies for support and recovery.
Understanding Digital Forensics Mental Health Stressors: Burnout And Insufficient Mental Health Support
Paul Gullon-Scott explores how long hours and insufficient mental health resources can impact the well-being of digital forensic investigators.
Forensic Focus Investigator Well-Being Survey Results
Paul Gullon-Scott BSc MA MSc MSc FMBPSS highlights emerging themes and implications from the Forensic Focus Investigator Well-Being Survey 2024.
Understanding Digital Forensics Mental Health Stressors: Traumatic Content And Workload Pressure
Paul Gullon-Scott examines how exposure to traumatic content and high levels of work-related stress impact digital forensic investigators’ mental health and productivity.
Forensic Focus Investigator Well-Being Survey Closing Soon
Don’t miss this final opportunity to share your thoughts in the Forensic Focus Investigator Well-Being Survey 2024.
Understanding Digital Forensics Mental Health Stressors: Introduction
As part of a new series of articles on well-being in digital forensics, Paul Gullon-Scott introduces the main mental health stressors currently faced by digital forensic investigators.
Is There A Mental Health Crisis In Digital Forensics?
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
Are You Looking To Get #DFIRfit In 2021?
Few digital forensics practitioners would dispute that their job is largely sedentary: there’s a lot of sitting, be it in labs, vehicles (including aircraft), meeting rooms, and conference lecture rooms, among others.
That only became more true in 2020, when
The darker side of computer forensics
First published January 2010
by John Irvine
http://johnjustinirvine.com
http://twitter.com/John_Irvine
For the better part of the past thirteen (thirteen?!) years, I have been a computer forensic examiner. Sure, the title varies by job and location — digital forensic analyst, media exploiter,
