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As forensic investigations handle ever-growing volumes of unstructured data—from emails to contracts—managing these data efficiently has become essential. In this webinar, industry experts share approaches to streamline data review through automation, advanced search capabilities, and secure, cross-border collaboration.

En el panorama digital actual, en rápida evolución, la necesidad de gestionar los datos de forma segura y conforme a las normas es fundamental tanto para las organizaciones del sector público como del privado. Tanto si se investiga la ciberdelincuencia como si se manejan datos confidenciales, es fundamental comprender cómo proteger, rastrear y gestionar las pruebas digitales.

Modern attachments allow us to transfer large files in email messages, without the worry of size limitations. However, this convenience results in some complexity, when it comes to their identification preservation, and forensic collection. This presentation will discuss popular platforms where modern attachments may be encountered, and some of the challenges and considerations that digital forensic practitioners must address. 

The rapid advancement of deepfake technology poses a significant threat to digital media integrity. Deepfakes, synthetic media created using AI, can convincingly alter videos and audio to misrepresent reality, leading to risks of misinformation, fraud, and severe implications for personal privacy and security.

Join Angie and Bree, co-hosts of eDiscovery Chicks: The Podcast About All Things eDiscovery & Legal Tech, for an informative discussion about the interplay between eDiscovery and Forensics in Internal Investigations.

In the dynamic landscape of automated forensic examinations, grasping the complexities of the process is crucial. This session will illuminate the importance of automated tools while highlighting the risks associated with overly relying on programmers' interpretations or their limited understanding of artifact relevance.

This session empowers attendees to revolutionize their approach to solving cases and incidents through innovative strategies and creative problem-solving. Participants will learn how to cultivate a critical-thinking-driven investigative mindset – embodying the principle of “one mind, any problem” – that enables DFIR professionals to tackle any matter, from complex cyber incidents to traditional crimes involving digital evidence.

Effective case management is critical to the success of digital forensic investigations. Practical strategies and best practices are paramount from evidence collection, intake, processing/analysis, and reporting. Communication with the submitting/requesting agency is the unsung hero of making a rather voluminous daunting case turn into a manageable small case. 

Privacy Bytes: The Role of Data Retention in Protecting Privacy: Understanding KSA PDPL Requirements

Check out this case law alert to learn how "reasonableness" can be a major factor in resolving discovery disputes.

Read this blog post to learn some tips you can use to ensure you're meeting all your e-discovery preservation related obligations.

Unlock the future of digital forensics with 2025’s top trends. Discover what will shape digital investigations and how to boost forensic efficiency to stay ahead