Regular readers of this blog have no doubt observed that I try to make the case quite often that digital forensics is a valuable resource for legal practitioners involved in many different types of litigation and investigation. Toward that end, I’ll…
Why You Should Never Use Peer-to-Peer For those of you who don’t already know, peer-to-peer file sharing is a big deal, not only for “legitimate” purposes (i.e., trading of non-contraband files), but also for more nefarious purposes such as trading…
Pro Digital Forensic Consulting Principal Consultant, Patrick Siewert sits down with Jimmy Schroering of DME Forensics, creators of DVR Examiner. They discuss the inception of DME Forensics, challenges & lessons from launching a tech company, the virtues of DVR Examiner…
The Art of Estimation (in Digital Forensics) In business, there are definite priorities. Priorities are often driven by cost, time and available resources, regardless of the line of business in which you operate. Digital forensics is definitely a niche business. Many of our…
Around this time in 2014, I was driving on my 80-mile commute to my law enforcement job as a supervisor at a college police department in Hampton, VA when I suddenly realized how much I missed forensics and investigation. The college…
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 and you’ll not only foster good relationships…
Please follow the link below to the new Forensicator Podcast featuring Sean Morrissey, CEO of Katana Forensics & Brad Robin, Marketing Director, available on Sound Cloud. https://soundcloud.com/pro-digital-forensics/forensicator-no-101-katana-forensics …And be looking for episodes popping up on iTunes in the near future!…
Lists are all over these blogs, aren’t they? But I bet you haven’t seen the top 5 reasons you need to hire a digital forensic examiner! Not to be outdone, we’ll try to keep it to only five: 1) Data is everywhere…
Recently, I had the honor of teaching a 3-day in-service course at the police academy for a group of new investigators. While some of the participants had a degree of investigative experience, they still found some value in the course, especially…
