Las Vegas, NV • August 28–31 Booth #306 The High Tech Crime Investigations Association (HTCIA) Conference brings together experts from all over the world to share their latest research and techniques related to cybersecurity, incidents response and computer forensics. Rene Novoa, Senior Manager of eDiscovery and Digital Forensics, will presentAdvanced Mobile…
Originally published by Recode. Forensics experts talk about how investigators were able to put Humpty Dumpty back together. By Dawn Chmielewski FBI Director James Comey used a jigsaw puzzle analogy to describe how investigators pieced together Hillary Clinton’s email correspondence over the four years she served as secretary of state.…
Industry leader helps shape the future of data recovery and eDiscovery through an advisory role at the University of Southern California NOVATO, Calif. (May 24, 2016) DriveSavers, the worldwide leader in data recovery, eDiscovery and digital forensic solutions, further strengthens its commitment to helping shape the future of data recovery…
Originally published by CBS Evening News. By John Blackstone NOVATO, Calif. –The FBI, along with some outside help,unlocked an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino terrorists this week. The bureau has told local police departments that it will help them unlock cellphones in cases where it could provide…
Originally published by Re/code. By Dawn Chmielewski Finchen / Shutterstock Nature deplores a vacuum. So in the absence of any details about how the FBI plans to access the information locked on Syed Rizwan Farook’s iPhone without Apple’s help, forensic scientists have been filling the void with some well-informed speculation.…
Originally published by Ars Technica. by David Kravets News comes after FBI withdrew demands for Apple to help unlock seized iPhone. Screenshot from Cellebrite home page. The mobile forensics firm Cellebrite of Israel is reportedly assisting the Federal Bureau of Investigation in unlocking a seized iPhone that has become the center…
Originally published by The Wall Street Journal. By Robert McMillan Even if the Justice Department loses its legal showdown with Apple Inc. over access to a killer’s iPhone, the government might still be able to extract the data locked away inside it, computer-security experts say. But it would be risky, expensive…
Originally published by Digital Production Buzz Welcome to the Digital Production BuZZ, the world’s longest running podcast for creative content producers covering media production, post production, marketing and distribution around the world. On this week’s BuZZ we’re pleased to feature a brand-new installment of our “Tech Talk” segment as well…
Chris Bross, DriveSavers Chief Technology Officer, shares insights on data recovery tips/tricks, the influence of technology on criminal/legal forensics, cell phone security and what to do if your device is contaminated by flood, fire or other natural disaster. DriveSavers | SEGMENT 4 | #105 If your I.T. guy is your…
Companies concerned about computer security breaches and data loss have another big concern. What if it’s not a computer but something else attached to your network that’s being exploited? As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to grow, so does the connectivity of many different devices that may not be…
