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Visualization of Digital Forensic Data (Cont.)
This presentation will show how digital forensic examiners can put meaningful evidence to use with attorneys,
opposing counsel, judges, juries, and their own legal teams. The focus is on how meaning can be
mined from forensics data cost eff ectively using software automation. It will include technical information
on software bridges that span leading mobile forensic examination tools and popular timeline, mapping,
and investigative software packages used by attorneys and investigators today. Evidence visualizations created
by this technology will be briefl y demonstrated for the audience.
Time: Sunday, 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Track: Forensics Track
Room: Interlaken
Presenter: Harlan Carvey, Applied Security, Inc.
Title: Automating Forensic Correlation via Open-Source Tools
The title of this course is a fancy way of saying, “you should use the Forensic Scanner”. Most of the tools
currently available for digital analysts provide a framework that they can use to view the collected data. The
Forensic Scanner is RegRipper’s big brother, which provides a means for applying a good deal of automation
and intelligence to many of the tedious tasks that occupy the initial stages of analysis.
Legal Track
Sunday, November 4th, 2012
Time: Sunday, 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Track: Legal Track
Room: St. Moritz
Presenters: Stephanie Sparks & Judge Matthew Sciarrino
Title: Discovery & Admissibility of Social Media
This session focuses on the issues of privacy and admissibility around social media. We will address third-party
requests to service providers and the impact of the Stored Communication Act. The material will explore
the challenges created for the authentication and admissibility of the many forms of social media and their
impact on litigation today.
Time: Sunday, 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Track: Legal Track
Room: St. Moritz
Presenter: Albert Barsocchini, Director of Strategic Consulting NightOwl DMS, Inc.
Title: Communication Protocols in eDiscovery and Internal Investigations
One of the biggest challenges of discovery is communicating eff ectively in order to get the job done right,
on budget and on time. Using the right tools to communicate the right message at the right time can make
the diff erence between success and failure. This seminar will explore communication protocols for all types
of investigations, what to say, when to put it in writing and when to use the phone.
Time: Sunday, 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM
Track: Legal Track
Room: St. Moritz
Presenter: Donald Wochna, Vestige Ltd.
Title: Social Media Challenges: Navigating Privacy “Beliefs” in a “Shared Communication” Environment
This seminar will explore the manner in which computer forensic professionals can navigate the area of
Social Media, recognizing the confl ict between citizens’ expectations of privacy and federal and state laws
Attendees will learn a “way of thinking” about privacy that will allow them to diff erentiate between expectations
of privacy that are simply beliefs held by citizens and need not be accommodated in an investigation,
and expectations of privacy that must be accommodated in order to satisfy federal or state laws.