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Rethinking Remote DFIR - Why Investigators Need to Remotely Access Devices Online in The New Normal
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Empowering Digital Forensics in Policing - Why Law Enforcement Agencies Must Transition to Intelligent Cloud Review Platforms
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Learning iOS Forensics
A practical hands-on guide to acquire and analyse iOS devices with the latest forensic techniques and tools.
Andrew Hoog
Andrew Hoog is the Chief Investigative Officer at viaForensics'
The Next Generation Human Firewall, fully trained and ready to act on security threats with the right tools at their disposal needs to meet the needs of a securely distributed, flexible, integrated modern workforce.
Fraudulent Use of Digital Images and Detection Survey
This article looks at the basic concepts related to image forgery; the types, detection procedure algorithms and all possible techniques to detect malicious signatures including a comparative analysis.
Discovery in the Cloud: An Investigator’s Close Look at Unexpected Risks and Challenges
Documents residing in cloud storage accounts are increasingly coming into scope in digital forensic investigations such as IP theft, regulatory, corruption, merger clearance and civil matters. Organisations may be obligated to place preservation holds on data residing in cloud storage, collect documents from cloud accounts and produce this data to regulators or courts.
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