What is GDPR? On the 25th May 2018 the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come in to force, imposing stronger accountability responsibilities […]

I wrote CaseNotes back in nineteen-canteen when I worked at another lab, and for some time now I’ve been frustrated at not being able to […]

Keyword searching has been used as a way to locate evidence from the very beginning of what we now refer to as data investigations, or […]

In my last two posts on keyword searching, I’ve discussed what makes a good keyword, how to use keywords to locate the evidence you’re after […]

In this series of blog posts I’m going to talk about open source information, how open source information can be used in support of intelligence […]

Where to look? Let’s start with some basics. Understanding the difference between the internet and the different types of information that travel upon it, is […]

Record what we find – intelligence, evidence and unused material It has been a few months since my last post on open source investigations and […]

Keywords are a great way to locate data related to your investigation but they come with some noteworthy downsides. In my last blog article, I […]

A lot has been written in the last few weeks about both the continued effectiveness of anti-virus solutions and the potential problems with the popular […]

I have been a Linux user for the last 10 years and in my digital forensics work I am keen to use Linux forensic tools […]