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Adam Firman
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  • Forensic Fix Episode 20
    The emotional toll of digital investigations is significant.Mental health support for digital forensic investigators is lacking.Identifying stressors like PTSD and burnout is crucial.Exposure to traumatic content can have lasting effects.Transitioning from law enforcement to mental health advocacy is important.Technology can play a role in addressing child exploitation.Stigma around mental health in policing still exists.Open conversations about mental health are necessary.Online assessments for mental health are insufficient.Support systems in the NHS are more proactive than in law enforcement. The analogy of the driven tap illustrates how stressors accumulate.Unsupervised internet access poses significant risks to children.Parents should supervise children's online activities to protect them.Mental health support is crucial for those in digital forensics careers.Trauma in digital forensics is subjective and varies by individual.Preventative measures can help protect digital forensic investigators.Standardized guidelines are needed for mental health in law enforcement.Proactive mental health approaches can enhance resilience in police forces.Tailored mental health services are essential for digital forensics professionals.Investment in mental health support can reduce turnover in forensic roles. Be sure to connect with Paul on LinkedIn - Paul Gullon-Scott Bsc MA MSc MSc FMBPSS | LinkedInCheck out some of the articles mentioned by Paul, they can be found on Forensic Focus - Here is the latest article - Preventative Vs Reactive Approaches To Mental Health In Digital Forensics - Forensic Focus 
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  • Forensic Fix Episode 19
    Key takeawaysSarah Simon has a strong background in law enforcement and digital forensics.Volunteering as a special constable allows professionals to stay connected to policing.Networking within law enforcement is crucial for sharing knowledge and experiences.Validation in digital forensics is essential for ensuring the reliability of evidence.AI presents both opportunities and challenges in forensic investigations.Sarah's journey to Deloitte highlights the importance of adaptability in career paths.Cyber incident response requires a different mindset compared to traditional investigations.The rapid advancement of technology complicates forensic examinations.Law enforcement faces increasing challenges due to the prevalence of digital evidence.Understanding the context of digital evidence is critical for accurate investigations. Budget constraints and resources are major challenges in forensics.The work in digital forensics is similar across sectors.Private sector investigations require a focus on revenue and scope.Investigators must avoid going down rabbit holes during investigations.There are many free resources available for those interested in forensics.Digital forensics is an exciting and constantly evolving field.Parents need to be proactive about online safety for their children.Computers provide a point of truth in investigations.The forensic community is supportive and encourages questions.Continuous learning is essential in the field of digital forensics.Connect with MSAB via the following platforms: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/micro-systemation/?viewAsMember=true, Twitter (X) – https://x.com/MSAB_XRY and BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/msabcom.bsky.socialConnect with Sarah Simon on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sesimon52/Thank you for listening to Forensic Fix - a podcast brought to you from MSAB. To contact us about the show please visit Forensic Fix - MSAB
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  • Forensic Fix Episode 18
    Jessica Hyde's journey into digital forensics is unconventional and inspiring.Her military background significantly shaped her career path.The transition from traditional forensics to mobile forensics is crucial.Education plays a vital role in developing skilled professionals in the field.Hands-on experience and research are essential for success in digital forensics.The importance of validating forensic tool results cannot be overstated.Jessica emphasizes the need for mission-focused work in digital forensics.Training should encompass both tool usage and foundational knowledge.The digital forensics field is rapidly evolving, requiring continuous learning.Hexordia aims to provide education and support for the next generation of forensics professionals. Foundational training is crucial for forensic professionals.Understanding unsupported applications is essential for effective investigations.Changes in app support can lead to data loss in investigations.Open-source tools provide valuable resources for forensic analysis.Contextual understanding is vital for accurate forensic testimony.Legal frameworks often lag behind technological advancements.Education for legal professionals is critical to understanding digital evidence.The role of AI in forensics is evolving and requires careful consideration.Preservation of evidence is a key concern in forensic investigations.Forensic professionals must navigate complex policy challenges.  
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  • Forensic Fix Episode 17
    SummaryIn this episode of Forensic Fix, host Adam Firman speaks with Brent Jordan, a Crime and Intelligence Analyst Manager at the San Diego County Sheriff's Office. They discuss Brent's career path, the daily responsibilities of a crime analyst, the integration of AI in law enforcement, and the challenges faced in digital forensics. Brent shares valuable insights on the importance of training, patience, and continuous learning in the field, as well as his personal interests outside of work.TakeawaysBrent emphasizes the importance of having the right tools for analysts.AI is seen as a powerful tool but comes with responsibilities.Law enforcement often lags behind in technology advancements.Patience is crucial when dealing with digital evidence.Continuous training is essential for both sworn and non-sworn personnel.Analysts need to be subject matter experts in their field.External training and vendor communication are vital for staying updated.Digital evidence is becoming increasingly complex and varied.Understanding the tech behind tools is necessary for effective use.Personal interests and hobbies help maintain work-life balance.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Digital Forensics and Brent's Background06:13 A Day in the Life of a Crime Analyst11:58 The Role of AI in Law Enforcement18:02 Challenges in Digital Forensics23:47 Advice for New Analysts in Digital Forensics29:58 Training and Continuous Learning in the Field36:05 The Future of Digital Evidence and Technology41:50 Personal Insights and Hobbies  
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  • Forensic Fix Episode 16
    TakeawaysThe well-being and welfare of officers and staff dealing with child sexual abuse cases is the greatest challenge in law enforcement.Technology companies need to prioritize child protection and invest in preventing abuse rather than just identifying and reporting it.The internet has transformed child abuse in a negative way, but it also allows for global collaboration and the sharing of best practices.Forensic companies can assist law enforcement by providing fast and accurate digital forensic analysis, developing safety by design in technology, and implementing global hash databases.Frontline officers should not be exposed to child sexual abuse material, and technology should be used to identify and flag potential abuse for further investigation.Sound Bites"Nobody should have to see, watch, listen to what you and I have unfortunately had to watch and listen to.""Sometimes people saw it as a victimless crime that a lot of offenders didn't believe they were doing any harm because they weren't committing the abuse.""The privacy lobby is incredibly well funded. It's very, very well organized."
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Forensic Fix is a podcast from MSAB that covers the latest news and trends in the field of Digital Forensics. The show features guests from the industry who share their insights, experiences, and advice on various topics related to Digital Forensics. The podcast covers a wide range of subjects, including mobile device forensics, welfare, industry news and more. Listeners can expect to hear about the latest tools and techniques used by Digital Forensic professionals, as well as how the field is evolving in response to the ever-growing threat of cybercrime and how much digital evidence is a part of most investigations. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out in Digital Forensics, this podcast is must-listen for anyone interested in the field.
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