Issue 59 explores the evolving realities of digital forensics, cyber security and investigation, from artificial intelligence and email authentication to RF isolation, influence operations and cloud environments. Alongside expert analysis and practical insight, this edition also highlights the latest developments from the DFM News Centre and Briefing Centre, helping practitioners stay informed across a rapidly changing professional landscape worldwide today.

Issue 58 of Digital Forensics Magazine explores cognitive bias in drone forensics, SMART Digital Forensics, Project SINT II, data governance, and digital trust.

Issue 58 of Digital Forensics Magazine explores the evolving challenges facing modern investigators. From cognitive bias in drone forensic analysis and AI-assisted investigations to data governance, intelligence-driven decision support, and hardware-enforced digital trust, this issue examines how technology, human judgement, and operational resilience intersect. Essential reading for practitioners navigating increasingly complex digital investigations today.

Issue 57 explores court-admissible gait recognition, showing how AI-driven analysis transformed poor CCTV into decisive biometric evidence. Features examine AI-assisted DFIR workflows, modern forensic DNA interpretation, ransomware groups scheduling attacks for maximum disruption, and new hardware-based approaches to restoring forensic chain-of-custody in hyperscale environments, delivering practical insights for investigators and digital forensic professionals worldwide.