Digital Forensics and Incident Response: Incident Response Tools and Techniques for Effective Cyber Threat Response, 3rd Edition by Gerard Johansen
Build your organization's cyber defense system by effectively applying digital forensics, incident management, and investigation techniques to real-world cyber threats.
Cyber Forensics Up and Running: A Hands-On Guide to Digital Forensics Tools and Technique
Empowering you to investigate, analyze, and secure the digital realm.
KEY FEATURES ● Comprehensive coverage of all digital forensics concepts.● Real-world case studies and examples to illustrate techniques.● Step-by-step instructions for setting up and using essential forensic tools.● In-depth exploration of volatile and non-volatile data analysis.
UI thoughts 💭
🔹The issues with the UI is not a lack of user training.
🔹Do take advantage of new additons to update the old ones.
🔹Be consistent across the product.
🔹Make sure the thing is readable.
🔹Don't release it without dark mode. Please.
Digital Forensics & Moot Court.
Your examiners need it!
What is moot court? Moot court is a learning event where participants take part in simulated court proceedings. For digital forensic examiners they will work a pretend case and analize the related digital media in the same manner they would a real case. Examiner findings will then be scrutinized by others playing the role of defense and prosecuting attorneys, judge, and jury. At the end of the proceeding constructive feedback is provided to the examiner in regards to report content, presentation skills, body language, demeanor, and composure under stress. To make the experience as imersive as possible everyone dresses as they would for court and the room is arranged likewise.
Moot court is one of the most important experiences a new examiner can accrue at the start of their career. Moot court should instill confidence in the examiner that they can present the facts of a case to stakeholders in a clear and consice manner. It should also serve as a way to identify areas to work on.
If possible moot court should be a recurrent event for experienced examiners as well. Everyone benefits by being reminded of how scientific findings suitable for presentation at court is what puts the forensics in digital forensics.
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Me helping out new examiners during a moot court event.
In this episode our investigator travels to Singapore to work on a fraud case at a large multinational semiconductor company. When two suspects emerge and begin pointing the finger at one another, some smart digital forensics and open source investigation is required to determine who is telling the truth, and who is responsible for defrauding their employer.
Find out more about this episode, and others in the Infosec Diaries series at https://infosecdiaries.com.
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Learn how to break down URLs for digital forensics cases using Ryan Benson's Unfurl tool. Our latest podcast episode explores this vital tool, discusses Apple's CSAM debate, and much more!