This presentation examines how prosecutors can effectively incorporate digital evidence into opening statements and closing arguments without overstating its significance or confusing the jury.
Every organization has an incident response plan and almost none of them survive contact with a real incident intact.
Law enforcement agencies are facing an ever-increasing volume of NCMEC cyber tips, creating significant pressure on investigators to triage, prioritise, and act quickly while maintaining investigative rigour.
This session introduces the fundamentals of video forensics and media authentication, exploring how investigators assess the integrity and reliability of digital media. We will outline key challenges in modern video evidence, before introducing Magnet Witness and Magnet Verify and how they support efficient analysis, authentication, and court‑ready outcomes.
This is your chance to ask questions directly to seasoned digital forensics experts and get practical guidance on running internal investigations from the earliest signal to final report.
Whether it’s ransomware, business email compromise, data exfiltration, or an insider threat, today’s DFIR teams work across distributed endpoints, cloud workloads, and remote workforces, often with limited visibility.
Effective, fast, and precise incident response is a team effort.
