Tactical, Practical, Digital Forensics – John Grim
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Tactical, Practical Digital Forensics
Abstract: Digital forensics continues to change. Commercial forensic tool suites have evolved and offer many features. Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) tools capable of cybersecurity monitoring, threat
detection and investigative response are becoming more and more popular. But, what if you don't have a digital forensics tool suite? What if an EDR solution is not an option?
The answer: 'Tactical, Practical Digital Forensics: The 12 Must-Have Tools'. Many open-source and free commercial digital forensics tools have kept up with the times too. These tools not only provide options for forensic investigators on a budget, but also perform well in getting the job done.
This tactical, practical digital forensics overview provides attendees with the tools and associated techniques to collect, preserve, parse, and analyze the key artifacts for resolving malware related data
breaches and cybersecurity incidents. These 12 must-have tools focus on the most relevant system files and data, are fast and easy to use, and provide easily reviewable outputs.
Bio: John Grim has over 15 years of experience investigating data breaches and cyber security incidents within the government and civilian security sectors. Currently, John serves as a part of the Verizon Threat Research Advisory Center (VTRAC) by leading a team of highly skilled digital forensics investigators. In this role, John leads a team of highly-skilled, digital investigators who respond to cybersecurity incidents, conduct on-site threat mitigation activities, and perform digital forensic examinations.
Prior to joining Verizon in 2009, John served 12 years with the U.S. Army investigating national security-related incidents. Throughout his over 20 years of experience fulfilling various security, intelligence, and investigative roles in the government and civilian security sectors, John has provided computer security related advice, assistance, and formalized instruction to both technical and non-technical audiences. John has also authored or contributed to various policies, procedures, processes, handbooks, and training materials on incident response, evidence handling, and forensic examinations.
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