Forensics
Forensic Video and Audio Analysis: How Is It Done?
What is Video and Audio Analysis? Video and audio are two of the digital sources of evidence that can be retrieved from a crime scene, or the witnesses at a
What Is Video-Based Evidence Analysis?
We live in a digital age. We are constantly surrounded by phones, TV screens, cameras, and other pieces of technology we aren’t even aware of. Digital photos and videos have
New Tensions Rise between the US & Israel: Iran’s Nuclear Program
The relationship between the US and Israel has mostly been amicable over the years. However, Iran’s Nuclear Program is one factor that puts it at risk. Here’s everything you should
The Expansion of COVID Vaccine Production: What Does the White House Plan to Do?
On November 17, 2021, the Biden administration announced its plans to expand annual vaccine production to one billion doses. The effort is primarily geared towards providing lower-income countries, most of
Why Forensic Computer Analysis is Important in Bank Fraud Cases
The digital world has changed virtually every business, and the banking economy is no exception. To target organizations and extort revenue, crooks are increasingly relying on computers. According to the
The Significance of Data Forensics in Criminal Investigation
While we travel and engage with folks, events, and items in the tangible environment, we create evidence of ourselves—fingerprints, eyelashes, clothes strands, DNA, and so on. Likewise, our actions inside the
Cellular Records Analysis in Digital Forensics
When people hear digital forensics or mobile forensics, the first thing that pops up in their minds is location tracking through cellular data. It’s quite obvious as the last known
A Guide to Digital Forensics Process
Digital Forensics is the process of preserving, identifying, extracting, and documenting computer-based evidence. In other words, digital forensics is the science of identifying and procuring evidence from digital media such
A Closer Look at Video & Audio Redaction
With the prevalent use of digital technology in the field of forensics and law enforcement, personal information is at the risk of exposure. A court-certified forensics specialist extracts digital information
Mobile Forensics: What Is It & Why Is It Important?
Mobile forensics involves gathering electronic data for legal evidence purposes. It’s a useful tool investigators use to collect criminal evidence from detailed digital data (difficult to delete). Deleted mobile phone
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