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Find Out What's New in the World of Digital Forensics with FTK Over the Air

Exterro has launched a new podcast, FTK Over the Air, dedicated to the evolving world of digital forensics. Whether you are in law enforcement, private sector investigations, or cybersecurity response, this series provides a deep dive into the technical and human elements of the field.

If you're interested in the world of digital forensics, we have some great news! Exterro has launched a new podcast, FTK Over the Air, focusing on everything digital forensics—from law enforcement to private sector investigations, cyberattack response, and the FTK family of products.

Featuring Justin Tolman (Exterro FTK Evangelist), Lynne Roossien (Exterro FTK Product Marketing Manager), and guests from the private sector, educational institutions, and law enforcement, FTK Over the Air launches a new episode every two weeks.

Recent & Notable Episodes

As of May 2026, the podcast has expanded significantly, moving beyond foundational topics to address the cutting edge of AI and remote forensics.

  • Season 2, Episode 9: From Pixels to Clarity: Video Forensic Investigations with Blake Sawyer (Amped Software).
  • The 2026 Data Risk Playbook: Expert insights on AI, Data Rot, and Forensic Integrity.
  • FTK and Zero Trust Collections: Exploring off-network collections and compliance with Zero Trust frameworks.
  • Creative Exfiltration: Identifying new tactics like exporting corporate email databases into massive PDF files.
  • Investigator Mental Health: A critical look at the stresses of high-stakes forensics.

Foundational Favorites

If you're just starting, these early episodes lay the groundwork:

  • Episode 1: Introduction to FTK
  • Episode 2: Post-Breach Response with FTK Enterprise
  • Episode 4: Dakota State University: Educating the Next Generation
  • Episode 5: Comparing Law Enforcement and Private Sector Investigations

2026 Insight: The Rise of "Agentic" Forensics

In 2026, many episodes now focus on the role of Agentic AI in the investigation process. The conversation has shifted from "How do we collect data?" to "How do we use AI agents to autonomously identify evidence while maintaining a defensible chain of custody?" This evolution ensures that even as data volumes explode, investigators can still find the "needle in the haystack" quickly and accurately.

Visit the Over the Air webpage and subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform today!