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DIGITAL DETECTION

When people hear the phrase “computer forensics”, they often think of the television program “CSI” and police criminal investigations. However computer forensics, or digital forensics as it is now commonly called, is an invaluable tool used in a wide range of investigations including contractual disputes between companies, employee misuse of computers, intellectual property investigations, computer hacking investigations and libel cases.

Orion Forensics LAB Signed MOU with Korat Institute of Technology and Enterprise (KITE)

Andrew Smith- Director of Computer Forensics  at Orion Forensics Lab has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Mr.Muhamad Arshad  from  Korat Institute of Technology and Enterprise (KITE) ,Thailand  On September 14,2020

The purpose of this MOU is for co-branded training programs for entry-level cyber-crime investigators in Pakistan and elsewhere .

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Required Skills for Digital Forensics Investigators

I have been a full time digital forensic investigator now for almost 15 years. I still remember the excitement on my first day when I started within the South Yorkshire Police Computer Crime unit. The learning curve was steep. I had no university degree in computers, limited computer training and most of what I knew about computers was self-taught including how to build computer systems.

Why is Digital Forensics Important to your Organization?

In today’s fast paced world, organisations have to rely more and more heavily on technology to remain competitive. Customers have come to expect organisations to have an online presence with professional looking websites, be able to respond quickly to online enquiries, have online chat functionality and have the ability to order online.

What is Digital Forensics ?

What is Digital Forensics ? Digital  forensics  is the examination of electronic data stored on computers and other digital storage devices for evidence

Turning to the Dark Side – The Dangers of Using Mobile Devices for Business

Turning to the Dark Side – The Dangers of Using Mobile Devices for Business With the introduction of the iPad in 2010, the tablet quickly emerged as one of the fastest selling devices in history. Tablets have achieved a level of adoption in 3 years that took smartphones nearly 10 years to achieve. In 2013, the adoption of smartphones in the US surged to 64 % according to the latest Nielsen survey.