From The Editor: SWGDE Weighs in on Research Council Reports
By Patrice Galvin
Recently, the Scientific Working Group on Digital Evidence (SWGDE) posted a position paper on the National Research Council report that states the “report is a call to action for SWGDE to strengthen the digital evidence discipline.”
The Database Dilemma
By Chris Asplen
The past several months have been full of contrasts and contradictions. We have seen fascinating cases solved illustrating the incredible effectiveness of forensic DNA technology.
Expert Trigger Pull Uncertainty
By Jeff Salyards, Dana Sevigny
ISO 17025 requires laboratories to document how uncertainty was calculated. Find out ways to become more comfortable with your uncertainty calculations.
To Catch A Child Predator
By Douglas Page
New techniques are emerging to help forensic analysts build cases against Internet child pornographers.
Postprandial Premontions
By Vince McLeod, CIH
Continue reading to learn how to develop training that will keep your attendees interested and focused.
The Digital Forensic Sub-Disciplines: Part 1
By John J. Barbara
Can we clearly differentiate whether an examination falls under Computer Forensics, Forensic Audio, Image Analysis, or Video Analysis?
Q&A with Larry Depew
By Ken Mohr
Insight on designing a functional and efficient digital forensics laboratory
Preparation and Crime Scene Processing
By Dick Warrington
Some of your most important prep work for a crime scene should occur before you ever leave your office. Remember to keep your crime scene vehicle fully stocked with the equipment and supplies that you’re likely to need no matter the type of crime scene.
