In the modern landscape of digital forensics, investigators must navigate many challenges stemming from the exponential growth of digital data.

Organizations are practically drowning in data today, which makes using that data effectively more challenging than ever. Additionally, the risks associated with protecting that data…

Digital forensic imaging is defined as the processes and tools used in copying a physical storage device for conducting investigations and gathering evidence. This copy doesn’t…

In today’s technology-centric world, more than 80% of the evidence collected in a criminal investigation includes the digital evidence contained on a laptop, computer or…

Anyone familiar with packet forensics or packet recording knows you can spend hours poring over bulk information and waiting for a response. With Smart PCAP,…

I was recently reading an article in Forbes Magazine about the importance of a good foundation when building a home. When we build a house, we…

Network security is constantly evolving. To stay ahead of bad actors, follow these 10 best practices to reduce the risk of data compromise.  1. Review…

Today’s security threats pose many challenges for organizations. Ransomware has evolved, phishing is all too common, and law enforcement agencies have enormous backlogs of crimes…

A customer recently told me they could be at search warrants every day of the year and never make a dent in their case load. That’s…

Forty one years ago this week, Adam John Walsh was abducted from a Florida department store and murdered at just six years old.  As an outcome…

The statistics about increased cybercrime are everywhere you turn. According to the FBI’s 2021 Internet Crime Report, the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center saw a…

Meet the new and improved OpenText EnCase Forensic Recently, we’ve been talking about the evidence processing performance of OpenTextTM EnCaseTM Forensic and how it stacks…