Hello Reader,
I know the blog has been quiet, but if you didn't know the Youtube channel has been active you can find it here, http://www.youtube.com/learnforensics. For those who listen to the podcast I'm sorry I haven't gotten it up to date with the videos of the Forensic Lunch, I'll see about getting that done this month.
Speaking of this month we will have two Forensic Lunches this month:
2/16/18 - Ashley Hernandez and Joe Sylve from Blackbag talking APFS and a whole bunch of other new stuff
2/23/18 - Guests being Confirmed
Broadcasts go live on the Youtube channel, http://www.youtube.com/learnforensics, and subscribing gets you notifications when we go live.
My goal is still two Forensic Lunches a month with a mix of blog posts and night time live Forensic Test Kitchens through the month to keep me engaged and pushing me to share. Myself and the team at G-C Partners are working on some really cool stuff to share this year so please stay tuned.
Speaking of things that keep pushing me to answer new questions and share I'm having a big of a global journey this year in my teaching schedule at SANS. With my first public class starting March 19, 2018 in Singapore.
https://www.sans.org/event/secure-singapore-2018/instructors/david-cowen
Also for those in the Singapore area I will be giving a public SANS At Night talk about Anti Anti Forensics showing our file system journaling forensic research for the first time in Asia.
I don't know if I'll ever have the time to do as much travel as I'm doing this year again so if you are in the Asia Pacific Rim I'll be in Singapore in March and Australia in June
https://www.sans.org/event/cyber-defence-canberra-2018/course/windows-forensic-analysis
If you really want to go in depth with Windows forensics I would encourage you to sign up and spend a week with me deep diving into interactions, limitations and workarounds for all the artifacts you know and love. In addition I love it when students ask me questions I've never considered before and we find new artifacts or meanings together in class! Also this is the only venue where I walk through how to use our Triforce tools.
For those in Europe or class by I'll be in London and Amsterdam this year:
Amsterdam in May
https://www.sans.org/event/amsterdam-may-2018/course/windows-forensic-analysis
London in September
https://www.sans.org/event/london-september-2018/course/windows-forensic-analysis
Otherwise thanks for reading and lets look forward to all the new research we can complete in 2018.
I know the blog has been quiet, but if you didn't know the Youtube channel has been active you can find it here, http://www.youtube.com/learnforensics. For those who listen to the podcast I'm sorry I haven't gotten it up to date with the videos of the Forensic Lunch, I'll see about getting that done this month.
Speaking of this month we will have two Forensic Lunches this month:
2/16/18 - Ashley Hernandez and Joe Sylve from Blackbag talking APFS and a whole bunch of other new stuff
2/23/18 - Guests being Confirmed
Broadcasts go live on the Youtube channel, http://www.youtube.com/learnforensics, and subscribing gets you notifications when we go live.
My goal is still two Forensic Lunches a month with a mix of blog posts and night time live Forensic Test Kitchens through the month to keep me engaged and pushing me to share. Myself and the team at G-C Partners are working on some really cool stuff to share this year so please stay tuned.
Speaking of things that keep pushing me to answer new questions and share I'm having a big of a global journey this year in my teaching schedule at SANS. With my first public class starting March 19, 2018 in Singapore.
https://www.sans.org/event/secure-singapore-2018/instructors/david-cowen
Also for those in the Singapore area I will be giving a public SANS At Night talk about Anti Anti Forensics showing our file system journaling forensic research for the first time in Asia.
I don't know if I'll ever have the time to do as much travel as I'm doing this year again so if you are in the Asia Pacific Rim I'll be in Singapore in March and Australia in June
https://www.sans.org/event/cyber-defence-canberra-2018/course/windows-forensic-analysis
If you really want to go in depth with Windows forensics I would encourage you to sign up and spend a week with me deep diving into interactions, limitations and workarounds for all the artifacts you know and love. In addition I love it when students ask me questions I've never considered before and we find new artifacts or meanings together in class! Also this is the only venue where I walk through how to use our Triforce tools.
For those in Europe or class by I'll be in London and Amsterdam this year:
Amsterdam in May
https://www.sans.org/event/amsterdam-may-2018/course/windows-forensic-analysis
London in September
https://www.sans.org/event/london-september-2018/course/windows-forensic-analysis
Otherwise thanks for reading and lets look forward to all the new research we can complete in 2018.
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