Forensics
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
Do You Really Need to Hire a Digital Forensic Expert?
As we begin to rely on technology and digital devices for day-to-day activities, most of us are beginning to fall victim to cyber-attacks and data-stealing crimes. This is where digital
Can CCTV Footage Be Used In Court?
Surveillance cameras are widely used to obtain evidence in criminal cases. The footage recorded by CCTV cameras is quite helpful in identifying criminals and suspects, especially in robbery cases. As
Computer Forensics and Crime: The Way Forward
Just like DNA profiling and computer forensics helped catch the BTK killer 31 years after his crimes, advanced digital forensics help bring criminals to heel. Regular computer forensics and DNA
Digital Witnesses: Understanding Mobile Forensics
Edward Snowden was right; your cell phone spies on you. As you go about your day, your smartphone collects all the data needed to recreate your activity. Took a photo?
4 Easy Mistakes to Make in iOS Forensics
“Well, what’s wrong with my iPhone? Oh, it’s locked. Maybe I should eject the SIM card after switching it off, and the expert will handle the rest.” By this point,
4 Challenges of Digital Evidence and Its Handling
Gathering digital evidence can be a difficult job, but ensuring that no violations take place is essential. The experts have it less easy as newer technologies continue to emerge, making
All You Need To Know About Threat Hunting
With time, threats aren’t just increasing; they’re also becoming harder to detect. This means, detecting every possible cyber threat through a single tool is impossible. It’s reported that over 25%
The Different Types of Digital Forensics
Digital forensics, as the name implies, refers to the process of extracting, identifying, and documenting digital evidence. The digital forensics market is expected to reach until 8210.5 million by 2026. Digital forensics
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