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Article in DFI by our own Josh Brunty

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Digital forensics professor, Josh Brunty, is featured in this month’s Digital Forensics Investigator News. Read an excerpt here:

“Validation of Forensic Tools and Software: A Quick Guide for the Digital Forensic Examiner

With the field of digital forensics growing at an almost warp-like speed, there are many issues out there that can disrupt and discredit even the most experienced forensic examiner. One of the issues that continues to be of utmost importance is the validation of the technology and software associated with performing a digital forensic examination. The science of digital forensics is founded on the principles of repeatable processes and quality evidence. Knowing how to design and properly maintain a good validation process is a key requirement for any digital forensic examiner. This article will attempt to outline the issues faced when drafting tool and software validations, the legal standards that should be followed when drafting validations, and a quick overview of what should be included in every validation…” READ MORE.

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