Scheduled
Scheduled
Venue: Auditorium NFSU (apart from hands on exercises & breaks)
Official welcome and opening addresses
Introduction of the facilitators of the forum
Keynote speech
Cooperation in the field of digital forensics
PART 1/5 - MAJOR/NEW CHALLENGES IN DIGITAL FORENSICS
Speakers will present on new major challenges in digital forensics (encryption, cloud forensics, malware forensics, network forensics)
IoT, Cloud forensics and Decentralized Data
The need for huge amount of data is increasing, thus the need to find a safe and always available place for them. How to deal with IoT devices, cloud storage and decentralized data.
Coffee break
Social Media Forensics and ASINT
Most effective tools for conducting digital social media investigations. Methodology and the main techniques and tools for digital social media analysis.
Frontline Forensics
Access to Digital Evidence instantly while emphasizing the right to privacy for victims
Forensic Hardware and Software Solutions to Help Accelerate Investigations
As the quantity of digital data is growing almost weekly, we all need that the acquisition imaging process to be fast and for that, we need powerful equipment to acquire, process, and analyze data from various sources.
Lunch
PART 2/5 - MULTIMEDIA FORENSICS
Extraction and analysis of video and audio files and their metadata deep fakes and image analysis
Moderators: INTERPOL
PERITUS – a unified platform for multimedia forensic analysis
The PERITUS software and its functionalities for forensic multimedia examination.
CCTV Forensics – a case study
Hands on exercises with Industry's leaders on computer forensics (in different rooms/laboratories)
Participants will be invited to interact with Industry's leaders on digital forensics solutions in order to discuss directly with them on their challenges and difficulties when dealing with their cases.
Conclusions of the day
Visit to the National Forensic Sciences University
Cultural Event
Opening of the second day and lessons learnt from day one
Icebreaker activities
PART 3/5 - COMPUTER FORENSICS
Focussing on personal computers based on Windows, Apple and Linux operating systems digital forensics
Extracting and analysing data from Windows based personal computers
Tips and tricks on how extract and analyse data from personal computers based on Windows. New features of IPED forensic tool version 4
Forensic Artifacts for macOS Investigations
Learn about the Apple File System (APFS) and the changes made as part of the update from HFS+, while discussing the best techniques for successfully completing macOS investigations.
Linux as a tool and as a subject of the investigations
How to utilize Linux OS as tool for forensic investigations and how to analyse it when it’s the subject of the investigation.
Coffee break
PART 4/5 - MOBILE FORENSICS
New development in the area of mobile forensics
Recovering data from Android Second Space
Overcoming the challenges of Mobile forensics
Take Your Investigation To The Next Level
Criminal Investigations with the help of the Dark Web
Lunch
Breakout sessions (Roundtables around different topics in different rooms/laboratories)
Experts and practitioners from academia, law enforcement and private sector will be encouraged to interact and discuss around challenges and new developments in Digital Forensics and to provide feedback to the companies.
Group A: Computer Forensics.
Group B: Mobile Forensics
Group C: Multimedia, IoT and Cloud Forensics
Optional CTF events: CTF on Digital Forensic and OT Forensic (ICS/SCADA) Organized and moderated by NFSU
Conclusions of the day
Networking dinner
Opening of the third day and lessons learnt from the second day
Icebreaker activities
PART 5/5 - INTERPOL AND OTHER'S ORGANIZATIONS PROJECTS
Digital Forensics environment and existing projects to leverage digital forensics capabilities
Project LEADER and case studies from beneficiary countries
INTERPOL will present on case studies from Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Cambodia, Maldives, Mongolia, Nepal and Sri Lanka
Coffee break
Case studies in the digital forensics
Malicious digital certificates detection: Hacking techniques
Ultra-wideband Geolocation—Investigative and Forensic Considerations Apple Private Relay—The Death of IP Logs
FORMOBILE: Apple Health Data – a study of 5 years of personal data
Lunch
Bringing innovation in the digital forensics
Three speakers from academia and other public organizations will present for 15 min each on their projects about Big data, Encryption and other challenges and will interact for 15 minutes with the participants.
Emerging technologies and other subbranches of digital forensics
INTERPOL projects on drones and car forensics