I’ve been attending a lot of training lately. Because my training and experience initiated in law enforcement and in computer forensics and because the field of mobile device forensics has exploded so much, I have been catching up on newer methods…
Regardless if your case involves computers, tablets, iPhones, Android devices or all of the above, one thing the investigative community can agree on is, every case is different. Sure, certain cases will follow a workflow pattern, but the circumstances of every…
I’ve been involved in computer/digital forensics since 2009, starting off my first training with Basic Data Recovery & Acquisition (BDRA) given by the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C)in Fairmont, WV. Many of you have probably started your forensic training at NW3C…
Never one to let a good legal-tech story opportunity go to waste, I started ruminating over the multitude of implications in the Apple vs. FBI matter. There are certainly many factors which will inevitably lead to a decision. These include legal, technical,…
I’ve had many spirited discussions and read many thought-provoking articles since the Federal Magistrate ordered Apple to cooperate (even more than they already have) with the FBI in the investigation of alleged San Bernardino terrorist Sayed Farook and his locked iPhone 5c. Most…
Friends, As many of you (over 20,000) have enjoyed the articles posted on this blog page in 2015, we are humbly asking for your support in nominating the Pro Digital Forensic Consulting blog as DIGITAL FORENSIC BLOG OF THE YEAR…
My first jobs as a teenager were in customer service. The brief first foray into the world of customer service was at an amusement park, which ironically, was anything but amusing. After 3 months there, I transitioned to a retail environment where…
Let’s be honest, everyone has biases about many things in life. Whether you have a bias against people’s behavior during a full moon or a bias for or against the police in an investigation, biases come in all shapes, sizes…
The term “expert witness” may get tossed around a little more than it should. Since leaving law enforcement, I can attest to the fact that I’ve seen so-called “experts” of all shapes and sizes. Some are very professional and knowledgeable and some…
Being a digital forensic services provider in the private sector, we service a wide array of client’s needs. It is fairly common for our clients to be involved in litigation and investigations ranging from divorce to employment disputes and other…
