Forensic Update: Whats New and Whats Next

Monday, 16 Sep 2013 9:00AM EDT (16 Sep 2013 13:00 UTC)
Speaker: Jess Garcia

The world of digital forensics is advancing at the speed of light, making it very difficult for the average investigator to stay up to date on all the tools and techniques that, ironically, would make investigations more efficient and effective.

In this webcast, Jess Garcia will review significant developments of 2013 so far, including cutting-edge research and tool updates, in multiple areas such as Memory Analysis, Forensic Artifacts, Mobile Devices, Cloud Forensics, Malware Analysis, etc.

Jess will also give a quick overview of the content that will be presented at the upcoming SANS DFIR Summit EU which will be taking place in Prague in October 6-7, in the context of the SANS Forensics Prague event. (https://www.sans.org/event/forensics-prague-2013).

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