by John Troxel | Apr 26, 2023 | Blogs
iCloud Forensics: Ignore at Your Own Risk As the use of cloud-based storage and services continues to grow, forensic analysis of cloud data has become critical, including for iCloud, Apple’s cloud storage service. With over a billion active Apple devices, iCloud’s...
by John Troxel | Mar 29, 2023 | Blogs
In the Gwyneth Paltrow court case, the management and authentication of social media evidence was shown to be, um, challenging? From a computer forensics perspective, what a screw up. In fact, technical skills were not required to let the cat out of the bag here. The...
by John Troxel | Mar 24, 2022 | Blogs
One of my favorite things to read is Craig Ball’s writings at Ball in Your Court. I have hit Craig up in the past as he has a unique perspective as an expert in computer forensics, e-Discovery and is a lawyer. He has been super helpful, and I can’t...
by John Troxel | Mar 30, 2021 | Blogs
The word is out: insurance companies pay ransoms to cyber criminals. There is no “we don’t negotiate with terrorists” line drawn in the sand. Cyber security is breached, cyber criminals take over mission critical data, and insurers pay out on their cyber insurance...
by John Troxel | Sep 25, 2020 | Blogs
Do you really need to spend around $1000 on a cell phone exam? Maybe! If you are planning on capturing evidence that could show up in court, then yeah . . . get an analyst who uses a professional tool (aka really expensive) like Cellebrite to acquire and preserve...
by John Troxel | Jul 17, 2020 | Blogs
What a pain this virus situation has been! But we’ve been able to figure out how to best serve our clients’ computer forensic needs by doing things remotely. Cell Phones We have the ability to install an instance of Cellebrite on a distant Windows...
