Magnet Forensics (TSX: MAGT), a developer of digital investigation solutions for more than 4,000 enterprises and public safety organizations in over 9 ...

Digital forensics is one of the fastest growing career fields. Some estimates say over 100,000 jobs will be available for cybersecurity/digital forensics personnel in the next 10 years. If you want to ...

Digital forensics is the application of scientific investigatory techniques to digital crimes and attacks. Think beyond the awful (and justly cancelled) TV show CSI Cyber; digital forensics is a ...

FIU News recently sat down with Matt Ruddell—adjunct professor of digital forensics at the College of Engineering & Computing (CEC) and a member of the National Forensic Science Technology Center, a ...

Digital forensics helps any investigation or operation establish the who, what, when and where of an incident, using digital clues and information from a diversity of sources.

Discover the role of digital forensics in combating cybercrime. Explore its process, applications, and future, becoming our bulwark against online threats.

Illustration by The Project Twins. ... “It was a large collection, as you can imagine,” says Michael Olson, service manager for the Born Digital/Forensics Lab at Stanford University Libraries.

Digital forensics and incident response: The most common DFIR incidents Your email has been sent A new State of Enterprise DFIR survey covers findings related to automation, hiring, data and ...

Binalyze, a London-based startup building a toolset for digital forensics and incident response, this week announced that it raised $19 million in a Series A round led by Molten Ventures with ...

Digital forensics investigators look for digital data--files, images, video--and metadata. Metadata is information about data, such as when it was created, if it was modified and by whom.