With nine out of 10 people owning a smartphone and 97% of Americans having a mobile phone of some kind—we are all leaving a digital trace. With this inter-connectivity, it’s now nearly impossible to find a crime committed today that does not involve a digital component. And more and more, we are seeing juries expecting to hear the digital evidence in a case. […]
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The ever-evolving landscape of modern computer systems and networks has posed significant challenges to digital evidence collection and analysis. In a recent interview with Amber Schroader, CEO at Paraben Corporation, we delve into the complexities faced by digital forensic experts and the strategies employed to overcome them. […]
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The city’s storage system for police files came under scrutiny in August 2021, when lawyers were alarmed to learn that a city information technology employee lost millions of police files including videos and audio recordings when he improperly moved evidence between systems. […]
Attorneys for the two teens accused of drag racing on Bayshore Boulevard and killing a mother and daughter are trying to get key evidence thrown out. […]
Dashcam footage, car GPS systems and even Amazon Alexa are being used as evidence in court cases, says UK’s director of public prosecutions. […]
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The coronavirus has caused a substantial increase in remote work. Employers should be proactive in protecting their data when letting go of remote employees. […]
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“Phone spear phishing” attacks have been on the rise since a bitcoin scam took over the social media platform in July. […]
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