Webinar Replay
What Story is Your Mobile Device Evidence Telling?
Our mobile devices may contain the most comprehensive record of our day-to-day lives including conversations, locations, interests, activities, and even a glimpse into our personalities. This access and insight into individuals are what make mobile device evidence the holy grail of any investigation. During this presentation we address the challenges of combining the mountain of information into a story that makes sense and can be consumed by those who receive our reports.
Key Takeaways:
Identify and combine various “digital” identities to the real individual so communication information can be viewed in the context of the individual instead of the app.
Discuss iOS Biome data and gain insights into the user’s behavior.
Collaborative review of mobile chat data when working with privileged data.
Webinar Presenter
Justin Tolman has been working in digital forensics for 12 years. He has a bachelor’s degree in Computer Information Technology from BYU-Idaho and a master’s degree in Cyber Forensics from Purdue University. After graduating he worked as a Computer Forensic Specialist with the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
He joined AccessData in 2015 as a senior instructor where he trained digital forensic professionals worldwide in forensic tools, concepts, and workflows. He was later promoted to Director of Training over North America. Justin has written training manuals on computer and mobile device forensics, as well as (his personal favorite) SQLite database analysis.
Justin currently works as the Forensic Subject Matter Expert and Evangelistat Exterro following the purchase of AccessData by Exterro. He is frequently presenting at conferences, on webinars, and hosts a podcast and produces YouTube content related to digital forensics and Forensic Toolkit.
Justin Tolman
Forensic Subject Matter Expert and Evangelist, Exterro
