Guidance Software Inc. has announced the release of EnCase® Forensic version 7.05.
This latest version of the industry-standard forensics software
features key enhancements that enable investigators to work with data
sets earlier and faster in order to both begin and close cases faster
than ever before. Speed enhancements in the EnCase Forensic v7.05
evidence processor have reduced significantly the processing time for
both small and large data sets. Digital investigators can now rapidly
process evidence files of virtually unlimited size, dramatically
reducing case backlogs. With EnCase Forensic v7.05, investigators can
uncover evidence up to nine times faster than previous versions using
the greatly enhanced evidence processor...
EnCase Forensic
v7.05 also improves investigative efficiency by automating common
investigation tasks and significantly reducing manual efforts.
Prioritized processing lets users process an early subset of evidence
and make it available more quickly for analysis by investigators. They
can also choose to continue or to stop processing remaining evidence.
Enhancements to the analytic capabilities of the product’s built-in Case
Analyzer offer forensic examiners deeper insight into computer systems
through higher-level reports on metadata and the ability to compare
potentially related artifacts side-by-side. Examiners can establish
hyperlinks to original documents and images within reports. In addition,
the results of a keyword search can be viewed and analyzed while that
search is ongoing...
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Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Monday, October 29, 2012
Webinar: Pitfalls of Interpreting Forensic Artifacts in the Windows Registry
In this webinar, Jacky Fox, student at UCD School of Computer Science
and Informatics, presents the results of her dissertation on Windows
Registry reporting - focusing on automating correlation and
interpretation. After the webinar Jacky will be available in the
Forensic Focus webinars forum to answer any questions.
Date: Thursday, November 1st 2012
Time: 12PM (midday) EDT US / 4PM GMT UK / 5PM CET Europe
Duration: 20 mins
There is no need to register for this webinar, simply visit http://www.forensicfocus.com/webinars at the above time (the webinar has been pre-recorded and will be archived for viewing later if you are unable to attend)
Date: Thursday, November 1st 2012
Time: 12PM (midday) EDT US / 4PM GMT UK / 5PM CET Europe
Duration: 20 mins
There is no need to register for this webinar, simply visit http://www.forensicfocus.com/webinars at the above time (the webinar has been pre-recorded and will be archived for viewing later if you are unable to attend)
Tuesday, October 09, 2012
Interview with Lindy Sheppard, F3 (First Forensic Forum) Secretary
Lindy, tell us something about the cases you have been involved in.
I have been involved in quite a variety of cases, from counter terrorism to the importation of drugs, fraud, missing children and sadly, far too often, the abuse of children. Working alongside Tony Sammes has meant that I have been involved in many high profile and often ground breaking cases. It has always been good to see the outcome of a trial in the news and feel a sense of satisfaction at a job well done. Although not working on the technical side of the industry I have been the link between Tony and the case officer and/or OIC in far more cases than I can number - I do know that I have handled well in excess of 600 exhibits...
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I have been involved in quite a variety of cases, from counter terrorism to the importation of drugs, fraud, missing children and sadly, far too often, the abuse of children. Working alongside Tony Sammes has meant that I have been involved in many high profile and often ground breaking cases. It has always been good to see the outcome of a trial in the news and feel a sense of satisfaction at a job well done. Although not working on the technical side of the industry I have been the link between Tony and the case officer and/or OIC in far more cases than I can number - I do know that I have handled well in excess of 600 exhibits...
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