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Site Members: New Today: 0 Overall: 36821 New Yesterday: 0 Visitors: 142 ± Follow Forensic Focus RSS feeds: News Forums Articles ± Latest Articles ± Latest Videos ± Latest Jobs Latest Forum PostsLatest Forum Posts Topics Replies Author Views Last Post Why scalpel cannot recover file from E01 file format 2 Tony75 175 Mon Apr 20, 2020 5:15 pm Tony75 Conducting an email review using free/low cost software 7 klllmmm 693 Mon Apr 20, 2020 12:30 pm LeGioN Time Zone 9 elioi 1283 Mon Apr 20, 2020 12:01 pm elioi Mac OS Remote Forensic Collection 10 rahul25 3560 Sun Apr 19, 2020 3:58 am randomaccess Data Recovery from EMC Isilon cluster 0 cgdorn 385 Fri Apr 17, 2020 6:01 pm cgdornBack to mainRyan Duquette On The Challenges Of Fraud Investigations Friday, April 17, 2020 (12:42:04) Christa: Hello and welcome to the Forensic Focus podcast. Monthly we interview experts from the digital forensics and incident response community on a host of topics ranging from technical aspects to career soft skills. I’m your host, Christa Miller. Today we’re talking with Ryan Duquette, a partner at RSM Canada. Ryan focuses on litigation support, cyber incident response, privacy and technology risks, digital forensics and cyber fraud matters. An investigator for over 20 years, Ryan was previously a police officer focusing on cyber crime and fraud cases. He works closely with clients involved in workplace investigations and civil litigation matters including intellectual property theft, HR investigation, and data breaches. Listen to the podcast Posted by: scar Topic: News Score: 0 / 5 (1138 reads) comments? Printer Friendly Page Send to a Friend Amped Authenticate From Amped Software Friday, April 17, 2020 (12:35:59) by Jade James Digital image forensics is a niche branch of digital investigations, and the tools used are aimed to support ‘blind’ investigations. Amped Authenticate is a software package designed for forensic authentication and tamper detection on digital photos. Authenticate is used by forensic labs, LEAs, governments, the military and security organisations. Using a scientific workflow driven by forensic needs, Authenticate comprises multiple tests, procedures and reporting all in one package. Many forensic investigations rely on the production of images to support the facts of the case. Therefore, image reliability and authenticity is crucial. Using Amped Authenticate allows the investigator to determine the authenticity of images; detect areas that have been tampered with; and identify the camera used to shoot the photo using camera ballistics. It is also possible to analyse multiple images with batch tools. Read More Posted by: scar Topic: News Score: 0 / 5 (698 reads) comments? Printer Friendly Page Send to a Friend Keith Lockhart, Director Of Training, Oxygen Forensics Thursday, April 16, 2020 (12:25:54) Keith, since we interviewed you last June, what’s new? What has been your biggest accomplishment as Oxygen Forensics’ Director of Training over the past year? It’s funny, at home we do highs and lows” and while that’s usually a dinner time conversation with the kids, when I sit back and run the idea against my first year at Oxygen it is literally a rocket launch! I’m a teacher by nature so I use analogies. It was a crazy rocket launch into space with a lot of unknown. Now, we have finally settled into an orbit of the Oxygen Training planet with massive new visibility into everything that is Oxygen Training. Read more Posted by: scar Topic: News Score: 0 / 5 (794 reads) comments? Printer Friendly Page Send to a Friend What To Do When Your Key Evidence Is Also Working From Home Wednesday, April 15, 2020 (12:02:03) by Alex Chatzistamatis & Dana Feeney | Nuix You may not remember the last time you weren’t wearing slippers, or what it’s like to be on a conference call in total peace and privacy, and you certainly aren’t alone. Despite shifting dietary, fashion, and habitual norms, remote work is tantamount to business as usual. We can’t take credit for building software that anticipates world events, but we do pride ourselves on building the principles of access and collaboration into the very foundation of our software. Unmatched data processing, cutting-edge case investigation, and world-class data review depend on getting data—of any type or volume—to the people across forensic, legal, investigative, and compliance teams that need it. Read More... Posted by: DanaFeeney Topic: News Score: 0 / 5 (1015 reads) comments? Printer Friendly Page Send to a Friend Industry Roundup: Online Digital Forensics Training Monday, April 13, 2020 (12:41:54) by Christa Miller, Forensic Focus Online digital forensics training has been around for a number of years, offered as a convenient alternative to in-person training for examiners who couldn’t travel or were otherwise resource-constrained. In an unforeseen twist, though, live and on-demand remote training has become critically necessary to professional development during the COVID-19 pandemic. Each model has its strengths. Live, instructor-led online classes are interactive, offering a virtualized classroom experience as students communicate with both instructors and fellow students. However, on-demand training offers the benefit of going at your own pace and according to your own schedule. When you’re evaluating online training, a few other things to keep in mind include time zones, language requirements, whether the class can be bundled or applied to a vendor’s annual pass, and whether the class counts toward certification training or exams. For interactive classes, also consider whether you have or will need a second monitor to interact with both course material and your instructor. Read More Posted by: scar Topic: News Score: 0 / 5 (1049 reads) comments? Printer Friendly Page Send to a Friend Passware Kit 2020 v2: Mac Version Provides Access To APFS From Mac with T2 Wednesday, April 08, 2020 (14:19:07) Apple takes privacy, security, and encryption very seriously. While the latest improvements in macOS and iOS security help users to keep their data safe, they also create additional challenges for forensic examiners. All the latest Apple computers are protected with the Apple T2 Chip that provides an additional layer of hardware-based encryption, making it difficult to access APFS disks in a forensically sound way. We are excited to announce extended support for macOS with the release of a beta version of Passware Kit Forensic for Mac. Read More... Posted by: Passware Topic: News Score: 0 / 5 (1654 reads) comments? Printer Friendly Page Send to a Friend XRY 9.0, XAMN 5.0 And XEC 6.0 Are Now Available Wednesday, April 08, 2020 (14:17:22) We are happy to announce the release of XRY 9.0, XAMN 5.0 and XEC 6.0. These new product releases will help you and your organization extract and analyze mobile evidence and intelligence faster and easier than ever. WATCH THE RELEASE HIGHLIGHTS TRY XRY FREE FOR 30 DAYS Read More... Posted by: XRY_MSAB Topic: News Score: 0 / 5 (963 reads) comments? Printer Friendly Page Send to a Friend See How Magnet OUTRIDER Can Help You Find CSAM Faster Tuesday, April 07, 2020 (12:35:54) Magnet Forensics is proud to announce the availability of Magnet OUTRIDER — a new way to help you quickly find CSAM to prioritize or flag devices for additional examination. In addition to previewing material, OUTRIDER can help you by empowering...