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Thursday, August 18
5:00 - 6:30 PM (GMT+5)
English
Digital Forensics: Tools, Law & Secrets of Digital Investigations
Online
Join us for a dynamic and practical introduction to the world of Digital Forensics — where technology meets investigation.
In this 90-minute session, you’ll explore how digital forensics has evolved from traditional investigative methods to its critical role in combating cybercrime and retrieving digital evidence.
We’ll walk through the core stages of a forensic investigation using a real training image and highlight key legal aspects that influence outcomes.
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We’ll also reflect on the legal and ethical responsibilities of forensic analysts — and the potential risks they face when procedures are not followed correctly.
Whether you're just curious or seriously considering a career in this field, this workshop provides a clear and engaging look at the challenges, tools, and significance of digital forensics in today’s justice system.
In this 90-minute session, you’ll explore how digital forensics has evolved from traditional investigative methods to its critical role in combating cybercrime and retrieving digital evidence.
We’ll walk through the core stages of a forensic investigation using a real training image and highlight key legal aspects that influence outcomes.
You will:
- Learn how digital evidence is acquired, preserved, and analyzed using real forensic tools
- Understand the importance of maintaining legal integrity throughout the entire process
- Explore the “Fitbit Murder” case to see how wearable devices can become key pieces of evidence in investigations
We’ll also reflect on the legal and ethical responsibilities of forensic analysts — and the potential risks they face when procedures are not followed correctly.
Whether you're just curious or seriously considering a career in this field, this workshop provides a clear and engaging look at the challenges, tools, and significance of digital forensics in today’s justice system.
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During the podcast we will discuss:
The core stages of a digital forensic investigation using real tools
How evidence is acquired, preserved, and analyzed without breaking legal protocols
The “Fitbit Murder” case: how wearables can become key evidence
Legal and ethical responsibilities of forensic analysts in real-world scenarios
Our Speakers
Natalia Ostashko
PhD, Senior Project Manager at EPAM
PhD, Senior Project Manager at EPAM
- Executive Trainer
- Carrer and Business Coach
- 17 years in IT
- 20+ years in education
Sergei Zagvozdin
Security Architect II at EPAM
Security Architect II at EPAM
- 12 years in Cybersecurity / 8 in EPAM
- Cloud Security Architect
- Public Cloud Security Developer
- Security Architecture author
Leonid Akinin
Security Architect I at EPAM
- 15 years in cybersecurity
- Security Architect & EMEA AppSec Lead @ EPAM
- Expert in digital forensics, OSINT & secure infrastructure
- Lecturer @ IT Park University with a legal & technical background
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