Comment les capacités modernes en matière de DFIR contribuent au respect de la directive NIS2
Explore how DFIR supports NIS2 compliance with rapid analysis, evidence preservation, and defensible reporting.
Content Industry: Federal Agencies
$10 trillion vs. $300 billion: A former FBI investigator on why cybersecurity investment needs to shift toward recovery
Former FBI investigator Miguel Clarke explains why forensic readiness and recovery are becoming critical priorities for cybersecurity teams.
S4:E9 // Siri-ous intelligence: What iOS 27 means for digital forensics
With iOS 27, Apple is using the Spotlight to shine on its Apple Intelligence features. So, in this episode of Mobile Unpacked, we’re taking a deeper look at all the new changes that Apple’s latest release brings to the forensic fold.
S4:E8 // Roadblocks ahead! Navigating the major issues of mobile forensics
Mobile Forensics is a constantly evolving field. While many of the roadblocks examiners face today are not new problems, there may be new solutions around them.
In this episode we’ll explore some of the biggest roadblocks in a mobile device investigation and discuss the ways you can navigate around those issues. Whether you’re new to mobile or an old pro, this episode will explore the issues undoubtedly waiting for you in your workflows.
Forensic analysis of ChatGPT
As AI misuse becomes a growing concern, it’s increasingly important for law enforcement to understand how to identify and interpret digital evidence from AI tools like OpenAI’s ChatGPT mobile app for iOS and Android. This session will explore forensic artifacts generated by ChatGPT, including JSON, protobuff, and log files, and demonstrate how forensic tools can support investigations involving AI-generated content.
Beyond the alert: Investigating AI-enabled cyber fraud in Africa
In this practical session, we will follow a realistic cyber fraud incident from the first SOC alert through forensic investigation and recovery. Using Magnet Axiom Cyber and Resilience’s DFIR approach, we will show how teams can move from noisy alerts to clear evidence, timelines, findings, and actions that matter.
Turning chaos into cadence: Rethinking evidence management frameworks in high-volume arrest operations
In December 2024, Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) executed Operation Eagle Flush, a raid that arrested 792 suspects — including 148 Chinese nationals — tied to a cryptocurrency and romance scam syndicate targeting victims across North America and Europe. The operation yielded 4,222 mobile devices and 1,596 computers, with evidence requiring translation from Mandarin and other Asian languages for legal adjudication.
Keeping pace with evolving cybercrime in West Africa
Cybercrimes with increasingly sophisticated digital techniques like investment fraud, pig-butchering scams, and fake trading platforms are creating new challenges for investigators West Africa.
The evolving digital investigation landscape in Africa: A fireside chat
In this opening fireside chat, moderators Toni Bowker, Co-Founder and CEO of Resilience Technology Group, Patrick Horgan, Director of Platform Solutions at Magnet Forensics, and Laurie Pieters-James, CEO of CYBARETI (Pty) Ltd., will set the context for the day — offering a fascinating conversation that will provide practical insights into the realities of conducting digital investigations across Africa.
S1:E11 // No surprises on the stand: Pretrial preparation for investigators and examiners
This session addresses the critical role of pretrial preparation for investigators and digital evidence examiners who will testify at trial. Participants will learn how to coordinate with prosecutors to clarify the scope, anticipate challenges, and ensure testimony aligns with reports, exhibits, and legal theory. The goal is to promote clear, confident, and consistent testimony that withstands cross-examination and supports admissibility.