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... Craig Ball, attorney and forensic technologist, Austin. 4. We try to avoid pacifying our toddler...
Members of the International Standards Organization — a 66-year-old body with 162 member nations, tackling everything from bank transactions to shoe sizes — are forming a new committee to d
...Tom Ranalli, associate director, desktop applications engineering at Kirkland & Ellis, reports that the firm "closed our New...
Corporations eager to exploit their massive customer data risk alienating consumers and regulators if they stumble on privacy and security
...Software Analysis and Forensic Engineering (SAFE), produces ...
Apple iPad and iPhone devices are an increasingly common target in legal investigations, but important data in the newer models are difficult to access, researchers from e-discovery and mobile forens
...will be tasked with "[engineering] custom solutions, [establishing] market strategies...has handled matters ranging from forensic collection to hosted review. Thompson...
...which not only indexes and extracts data from tape but also from forensic images and local area network resources such as desktops, network file systems...
A new edition of the Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence, released last week as a guidebook for judges and lawyers, conspicuously lacks a chapter on computer science. The book editors said the om
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