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December 5, 2008 |
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Product Focus
CellDEK®The Logicube® CellDEK® is an integrated portable cell phone and PDA data extraction kit. Capturing forensic data from cell phones and PDAs (including Blackberries and TomTom Satellite Navigation Systems) in less than 5 minutes, this easy to use solution provides support for over 1200 handsets. The CellDEK® features a rugged case with a built-in touch screen for field and lab data extraction and offers intuitive, self-selecting adapters to quickly light up to match to the phone or PDA. Industry Calendar To submit an event, please email editors@DFInews.com. December 9-10, 2009 SC World Congress NY, NY January 19-21, 2009 e-Forensics 2009 Australia January 25-28, 2009 IFIG WG Orlando, FL January 26-28, 2009 DOD Cyber Crime Conference St. Louis MO March 10-12, 2009 FOSE 2009 Washington, DC April 15-16 2009 8th Annual Security Conference Las Vegas, NV April 27-29, 2009 The Computer Forensics Show Washington, DC May 17-21, 2009 CSI SX 2009 Las Vegas, NV May 20-22, 2009 ADFSL Conference Burlington, VT www.digitalforensics-conference.org May 22, 2009 SADFE Oakland, CA May 31-June 3, 2009 Techno Security Conference Myrtle Beach, SC June 3-6, 2009 Mobile Forensics World Chicago, IL June 28-July 3, 2009 FIRST Kyoto Japan July 25-28, 2009 USA 2009 Black Hat Las Vegas, NV August 3-5, 2009 Computer Forensics Show San Jose , CA August 17-19, 2009 Digital Forensic Research Workshop Montreal, Canada
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The publishers of Forensic Magazine® are proud to introduce a new, weekly e-newsletter devoted to digital forensics. DFI News™ and DFInews.com will provide news, blogs, products, and information all related to e-discovery. We invite you to subscribe to DFI News and to share this e-newsletter with a colleague. Patrice Galvin, Editor pgalvin@DFInews.com Cloning vs. Crawling in Evolution of E-DiscoveryTo avoid getting a case needlessly sidetracked by discovery disputes, organizations are evaluating the best way to preserve and produce information stored on electronic devices. As a result organizations are evolving from a traditional “crawl” method of finding evidence to a more efficient, comprehensive, and less expensive “cloning” process. Year in Review: Courts Unsympathetic to Electronic Discovery Ignorance or MisconductKroll Ontrack® announced its analysis of the reported electronic discovery opinions and top five most significant discovery cases in 2008. Delaware County Receives Funds For Computer Forensics TrainingTraining will be provided to those in law enforcement and to computer savvy members of the business community who address the growing incidents of computer fraud and associated crimes. DoD Cyber Crime Conference Announces Keynote SpeakersDC3 Special Agent Shawn Henry, Assistant Director, FBI Cyber Division, William Yurek, Senior Counsel CIPS, Criminal Division, U.S. Department of Justice are among the distinguished keynote speakers participating in the 8th Annual DoD Cyber Crime Conference. Carnegie Mellon CyLab survey unveils major gapStudy looks at way US boards and CEOs manage risk. SADFE 2009 Call for PapersThe SADFE International Workshop, May 21, 2009, Oakland, CA, USA, promotes systematic approaches to computer investigations, by furthering the advancement of digital forensic engineering as a disciplined practice. Publishers Secure Victory Against International Digital PiratesThe infringer went to elaborate lengths to conceal his identity, including using generic e-mail addresses, hiring a student in Europe to help process payments, and engaging an employee at the Vietnamese postal service to ensure delivery of the materials without detection. Computer techs download private investigation dramaLate last month, the Texas Private Security Board refused for a second time to adopt language that proponents say would make clear that technicians who perform routine repair and maintenance on computers do not need a private investigator’s license. Fracas over FBI team equipmentMUMBAI: Sources in the joint Mumbai Police-Intelligence Bureau investigation team, probing last week’s terror attack, said there was no substance in reports that the terrorists had communicated with their command headquarters in Pakistan using mobile phones. Ralph Losey reviews George Paul's Book "Foundations of Digital Evidence"Through the Looking Glass DarklyMidnight approaches, and there goes one more day spent watching my counterparts for the other side make forensically sound duplicates of the defendant’s data. All their data. E-Discovery in the Next Decade: Finding a Way Out of PurgatoryA great keynote speech was delivered by Ken Withers to this year’s Georgetown Law Center 5th Annual Advanced E-Discovery Institute Program. The Importance of VocabularyOver the past few days, a discussion has been forming on the GCFA mailing list regarding the use of the word evidence. |
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