Digital forensics expert & expert witness · The Forbes digital forensics columnist
DOJ charges 324 in a record $14.6B health care fraud bust, seizing millions in cash, crypto, and assets in the largest crackdown of its kind.
Qantas confirms a cyber breach exposed personal data of up to 6 million customers.
The DOJ has requested more time to decide whether to appeal a landmark federal court ruling that found "tower dumps"—a widely used law enforcement surveillance method—unconstitutional.
Police can get permission to search your property faster than you can order coffee, study finds.
Digital evidence is volatile and fragile. Volatile, meaning easily changed. Fragile, meaning easily destroyed. Your case is only as good as your collection. Fail to respect this truth and risk losing before it begins.
Trucking Attorneys: Inferior cell phone extractions = inferior results. Don't let technical negligence destroy your trucking litigation strategy.
If you connected your smartphone to your car or a rental car make sure to delete the data (if you even can). Otherwise, it could be used by criminals to find your home or impersonate you.
Digital evidence plays a pivotal role in everything from corporate investigations and criminal trials to trucking accidents and insurance fraud. Finding a qualified digital forensics expert has never been more important. But experts don't need a…
Adidas confirms customer names, email addresses and phone numbers exposed in data breach.
Your DNA, new owner—what Regeneron's purchase of 23andMe means for your genetic privacy.
Finding a qualified digital forensics expert has never been more important. Here's how to tell if your expert is the real deal.
Digital forensics operates differently from other forensic disciplines because you don’t need a license to practice.
