The graphic above shows the data flow for a forensics case*. I amalgamated and simplified the processes of the two forensics teams I've worked in, to come up with what I believe is the basic flow of a case for any forensics team. Foreman is a framework to support this process flow. It does not … Continue reading Foreman case management framework
Month: July 2014
Introducing Foreman
In my second to last post I alluded to a talk I did at the CyberForensics conference. You can access the presentation here. TLDR: In today’s market there is a plethora of Digital forensics software available for investigators, from small scripts that do a single task to full-featured toolkits that can aid an investigation from … Continue reading Introducing Foreman
CyberForensics Conference 2014 – Day 2
Day 2 was just as good as day one, here are the highlights: Ethan Bayne presented on how to use GPUs to speed up carving and searching for files in a forensic image. Amazingly this has not been done yet, and the results he presented were spectacular as you can imagine! Essentially it's just parallelising a … Continue reading CyberForensics Conference 2014 – Day 2
