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Sunday, June 11 • 11:00am - 11:45am
Digital Forensics: “Choose Your Own Investigation”

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Police procedurals and criminal investigation shows on television make it look easy, but digital forensics is a discipline that requires a unique amount of skill and care to conduct a successful investigation. In this presentation, participants will learn what it is like to assist in the collection and analysis of electronic evidence by getting the opportunity to make decisions themselves.

Make the right choices and your case will be successful. But make the wrong ones and a criminal could easily walk free. After running through the mock scenario and comparing participant choices with best practices, our experts will discuss the importance of digital evidence using real-world examples of good and bad investigatory decisions.

Participants will leave this presentation with a more complete understanding of the capabilities of digital forensics and the importance of data that can be found on mobile phones, laptops, GPSs, and other commonly used electronic devices.


Speakers
avatar for Robert Price

Robert Price

Forensic Scientist, Digital Evidence, North Carolina State Crime Laboratory
Robert currently serves as a Forensic Scientist within the Digital Evidence Section of the North Carolina State Crime Laboratory, where he is the Technical Leader and Training Officer for the Computer Forensics discipline. He has been involved in collegiate-level digital forensics... Read More →
avatar for Erin Wimpy

Erin Wimpy

Forensic Scientist, Digital Evidence, North Carolina State Crime Laboratory
Erin currently serves as a Forensic Scientist within the Digital Evidence Section of the North Carolina State Crime Laboratory. Previously, she worked as an intern within the IRS – Criminal Investigation Unit assisting with digital forensic investigations into financial crimes... Read More →


Sunday June 11, 2017 11:00am - 11:45am EDT
Grand Ballroom 9-10