by ProDigital | Aug 29, 2015 | 2015, Computer forensics, confidentiality, corporations, Digital Forensic, human resources, information security, intellectual property, investigation, IP theft, litigation, Mobile Forensics, Uncategorized
August 29, 2015 How Digital Forensics Can Help: Intellectual Property Theft Cases In the second of our series of “How Digital Forensics Can Help” articles, we’ll focus on an area that is most applicable to corporations – Theft of intellectual property. ...
by ProDigital | Jul 16, 2015 | 2015, auditing, best practices, Business, Computer forensics, confidentiality, Cyber crime, digital evidence, Ethics, facebook, google+, investigation, linked in, marketing, professional liability, social media, Twitter, Uncategorized
July 16, 2015 Auditing Your Social Media Quick note: I’ve done some light research and seen where there are a few articles onlie about how companies should audit their social media for market effectiveness. This article is not about that. This article is about...
by ProDigital | May 14, 2015 | 2015, attorney, best practices, Cellebrite, Computer forensics, confidentiality, Digital Forensic, FAQ, Internet Evidence Finder, investigation, Lantern, Law Enforcement, Magnet Forensics, professional services, Uncategorized, Xways
May 14, 2015 Pro Digital: Frequently Asked Questions Recently, a colleague in the eDisovery field was talking to me about another prolific blogger. The blogger in question had a simple theory to his blogs: Answer the questions people have about your business...
by ProDigital | Jan 4, 2015 | 2015, best practices, body cams, Computer forensics, confidentiality, Criminal Investigation, Ethics, evidence handling, information security, Police, professional liability, transparency, Uncategorized
January 4, 2015 Digital Forensic & InfoSec Implications in Police Body Cams As has been detailed ad infinitum in previous articles, Pro Digital Consulting Owner and the primary Author of this blog is a former law enforcement veteran of 15 years. The...
by ProDigital | Jan 2, 2015 | 2014, attorney, Basic Computer Evidence Recovery Training, client, Computer forensics, confidentiality, evidence handling, information security, Uncategorized
Original Post Date: July 15, 2014 Confidentiality as an Imperative in Digital Forensics As author of this blog and Owner/Lead Forensic Examiner of this company, I gotta tell ya… I love going to training! Some of you may have seen my tweet from my recent time at...
