Digital Forensics 101 for Attorneys
An introduction to common evidence sources, forensic workflows, and the role of a digital forensic examiner.
Educational Webinars
Free Educational Webinars
Free virtual presentations for private attorneys and public defenders seeking a clearer understanding of digital evidence.
Sessions are typically 45 to 60 minutes, include time for questions, and are offered at no cost to that audience.
Webinar topics
Practical education for defense counsel
Topics can be adjusted for the audience, matter type, and level of technical familiarity.
Mobile Device Forensics
Smartphone evidence, extraction methods, deleted data, encryption, and the limits of mobile forensic analysis.
Computer and Cloud Forensics
Computer artifacts, cloud accounts, provider records, and preservation issues.
Understanding Common Digital Forensic Reports
How to read common forensic reports, distinguish parsed data from source records, and recognize limits that may require further review.
Common Digital Evidence Pitfalls
Practical issues that can affect digital evidence, including screenshots, late preservation, account access, missing records, altered context, and unsupported conclusions.
Photo, Video, and Metadata Analysis
Metadata, timestamps, authentication questions, and the limits of digital media analysis.
Webinar request
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Contact Rune Forensics to discuss available topics, scheduling, and whether the presentation should be tailored for private counsel or a public defender office.
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