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Stopping the Shortage ‘Cycle’: Ways to Fortify the Forensic Pathology Workforce
February 22, 2023
The United States has about 750 full-time, board-certified forensic pathologists. But, experts say that number needs to be at least 1,500—if not more—to deal with the rising caseloads across every state. read more
Push Tech to the Front Lines To Solve Cases Faster
November 23, 2022
The Digital Intelligence equipment and training that can shorten the time to solve crimes is often not in the hands of the people who first show up at crime scenes. read more
Why Storing Evidence in the Cloud is Safer, Faster and Better
October 28, 2022
If there’s the slightest hint that evidence has been accessed by unauthorized people, or tampered with in any way, a carefully constructed case against a suspect could end up tossed out of court. read more
The Future of Digital Forensics: The Good and the Bad
September 16, 2022
Even as encryption gets stronger and consumers embrace digital privacy protections, there are trends afoot that will help the good guys. read more
Digital Forensics 101: The Value of ‘Capture the Flag’ Events
August 19, 2022
“Capture the Flag” competitions offer a good opportunity to have a lot of fun and learn new cybersecurity and digital forensics skills, in a way that may not seem much like work at all. read more
Improving the Mental Health and Well-Being of Forensic Examiners
July 15, 2022
In the world of examiners, evidence of violent crimes, or crimes against children, offer visceral and painful images and messages that can be very hard to shake if we don’t take care of our mental health on an ongoing basis.\ read more
How to Access Digital Evidence that Doesn’t Demand Decryption
June 17, 2022
There is data available that doesn’t necessarily require overcoming encryption protection, which can help support evidence that’s obtained through other methods. read more