Why do tools show different results? Written by Since I started working in the DFIR space many years ago I always remembered the rule of two tools. That rule, although stated, is not always followed by every examiner. With the rising costs of DFIR tools many...
Inside Malicious Office Documents Written by Guest Blogger: Luca Garofalo Today whether it is at work, in school or any other context we receive documents. They are very usefull they allow us to keep informations in a more organized way thanks to tables, images...
If Digital Evidence Could Lie: How Machines Create False Truths Written by Guest Blogger: Shatakshi Khadke “In the courtroom, machine-generated timelines often speak louder than human doubt.” Digital evidence is presented into court with an invisible badge of...
Invisible Intelligence: Navigating the Risks of Unsanctioned AI in Digital Investigations Written by Shadow AI occurs when employees deploy artificial intelligence applications or services without the explicit knowledge, approval, or oversight of IT and security...
AI Doesn’t Need a Trust Score Written by Guest Blogger: Stephen Coston The views expressed are my own and do not represent those of my employer or any affiliated organization. Courts Don’t Regulate Tools. They Regulate Testimony. Every few months, the same...
Stop Fearing the Algorithm: Why AI Only Threatens Expertise Without Outcomes Written by Guest Blogger: Donald Wochna I am somewhat bemused by the hyper-sensitivity that the market seems to have for the impact of AI on the practice of law. For example, last week,...
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