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Techno Security & Digital Forensics Conference

Thursday, June 8, 2023

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Thursday, June 8, 2023

The 2023 Conference Program is defined by primary topics. Therefore, each session has a primary topic designation for attendees to quickly find those sessions of relevance and importance to them. Sessions are also classified by both Target Level (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced or All) and Target Audience (Corporate/Private Sector, Government, Investigators, Law Enforcement/Police, Prosecutors/Attorneys/Legal).

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Note - classifications are simply a guide to help attendees select the best sessions for individual needs/experience, and by no means should exclude or deter anyone from attending a session of interest.

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9:00 AM
    • Forensics
    I Didn’t Put That File There! – Understanding the iOS Files Application
    Salon C
    How do you know how a file landed in the Files app? Did the user put it there, or was it a system function? Since the iOS Files application’s induction to the operating system, it has often been the o ...
    Chris Vance
    Chris Vance, Senior Technical Forensics Specialist - Magnet Forensics
    • Forensics
    Blinded by the SQLite
    Salon D
    SQLite databases are the most widely used and established databases for mobile devices due to their lightweight structure, no requirements for dependencies, and full control by developers. This sessio ...
    John Asmussen
    John Asmussen, Digital Forensic Trainer - Belkasoft
    • Investigations
    Open-Source Intelligence: The Process, Method and Techniques
    Salon E
    Open-source intelligence (OSINT) is the practice of collecting information from publicly available sources. Due to the internet, large amounts of information is publicly available, and OSINT has becom ...
    Kellep Charles
    Kellep Charles, Cybersecurity Chair - Capitol Technology University
    • eDiscovery
    Understanding How to Use eDiscovery Tools and Analytics for DFIR Investigations
    Salon F
    DFIR investigators have traditionally used forensic and incident response software in their analysis. There are other tools that are available that are designed for large volumes of data; eDiscovery a ...
    William Odom
    William Odom, Co-founder - Orbital Data Consulting Group
    Andrew Hunniford
    Andrew Hunniford, Co-founder - Orbital Data Consulting Group
    • Oxygen Forensics Lab
    Oxygen Forensics After Dark - Forensically Examining Dating Apps
    Salon B
    Online dating allows people to easily connect with those around them also looking for relationships. With more and more people turning to dating apps as a source of communication, socialization, and e ...
    Ryan Ebersole
    Ryan Ebersole, Instructor - Oxygen Forensics
    Nicolás Solano
    Nicolás Solano, Oxygen Forensic Training Team Instructor - Oxygen Forensics
10:00 AM
    • Forensics
    Transitioning from Public Sector to Private Sector
    Salon E
    This session will discuss the topic of LE to private sector transition. The presenter will cover the options available to the LE professional, steps to take when creating business (not legal advice), ...
    William Aycock
    William Aycock, Owner - VeriFi Laboratory, LLC
    • Audit/Risk Management
    The Digital Trust Ecosystem and ISACA's Digital Trust Ecosystem Framework (DTEF)
    Salon F
    Once, a finalizing handshake was the rule for trust on a business transaction. Just as trust had to exist in person, the same is true digitally. In today’s connected world, business success requires d ...
    Kenneth Kelley
    Kenneth Kelley, Technical Architect - Truth Solutions, LLC
    • Investigations
    Investigating the Dark Web and Cryptocurrencies
    Salon C
    The "dark web" is something that harbors a stigma, especially when it comes to investigations. Often shrouded in mystery and mystique, investigating cases involving the dark web actually are not that ...
    Keven Hendricks
    Keven Hendricks, Detective - New Brunswick Police Department/Law Enforcement
    • Information Security
    Comparison between VeraCrypt and TrueCrypt
    Salon D
    In May 2014, the open-source encryption tool, TrueCrypt, was suddenly taken offline. Further theories pointed the finger at the FBI as unable to break volumes and files encrypted with TrueCrypt, and t ...
    Nima Zahadat
    Nima Zahadat, Professor of Forensics and Security - Universities at Shady Grove/University of Baltimore
    • Magnet Forensics Lab
    Preserving the Digital Crime Scene: Introducing Magnet RESPONSE, a New Free Incident Response Tool from Magnet Forensics
    Salon A
    Magnet Forensics is excited to share a new free tool, Magnet RESPONSE, with the DFIR community to help incident responders collect evidence and preserve the state of a system under investigation. It’s ...
    Steve Gemperle
    Steve Gemperle, Forensic Consultant - Magnet Forensics
    • Belkasoft Lab
    Unmasking the Intruders: Tracing Cyber Threat Actors' Every Move
    Salon A
    In today's threat landscape, bad actors are not just content with gaining initial access to a target network, but rather they aim to establish a persistent presence and move laterally to compromise la ...
    John Asmussen
    John Asmussen, Digital Forensic Trainer - Belkasoft
11:00 AM
    • Forensics
    Effective Leadership in Digital Forensics
    Salon C
    Digital Forensics teams globally have expanded massively to meet the huge demand. This has often been done form the 'ground up' i.e. employ as many practitioners as possible. But what is often overloo ...
    Colin Smith
    Colin Smith, Director of Digital Forensics - UK Competition & Markets Authority
    • eDiscovery
    Driving Decisions with Data: Delight or Disaster?
    Salon F
    Einstein allegedly said, "Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be counted counts." To that point, should data be driving our decision-making in forensics? How can inc ...
    Joe Perez
    Joe Perez, Senior Systems Analyst / Chief Technology Officer - NC Dept of Health & Human Services / SolonTek Corporation
    • Investigations
    Trust & Safety – Cooperation between Law Enforcement, NGOs and Industry
    Salon F
    Broad cross-sector collaboration is key for successful law enforcement investigations, as well as for companies‘ Trust & Safety teams‘ work, especially in the field of CSAM. Another crucial element in ...
    Caroline Humer
    Caroline Humer, Global Child Protection Expert - HMC Group LLC
    • Forensics
    DFIR: Analyzing Voting Machines
    Salon E
    Abstract Proposal: This talk will cover two topics of forensics processing for Voting Devices: The evolution of the digital forensic handling process at DefCon's Voting Village, voting machine flaws i ...
    will baggett
    will baggett, Director Digital Forensics & Advanced Technology Research - Operation Safe Escape
    • Oxygen Forensics Lab
    Overview of Oxygen Forensic Detective
    Salon B
    As a Forensic Investigator, we know that every case is different. Sometimes must sort through a lot of information and have to cull the data to find the needle in the haystack. Other times, the inform ...
    Nicolás Solano
    Nicolás Solano, Oxygen Forensic Training Team Instructor - Oxygen Forensics
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