Joe Garcia

Raise your hand if you've responded to a crime scene and had a suspect computer possibly involved in the crime. How many of you have responded to an incident where a victim's computer may have been compromised and needs to be analyzed but the victim is not available for questioning regarding user...

One important aspect of Digital Forensics is reporting. There are many reasons for this. One is to keep track of work that you have done during analysis. Another is if you are working on a case and it ends up getting reassigned to another examiner, they can look over your notes and will know what...

"A trusted tool is one that you understand what it does"- Chris Pogue I recently heard Chris make that statement during his "Sniper Forensics" presentation at the 2010 SANS Forensics & Incident Response Summit. It was that statement that inspired me to put together this post. As digital forensic...