Microsoft Windows 10 USB Forensic Artefacts
As the capacity of USB storage devices continues to increase and the price decreases, USB forensics will often play an important part in many forensic investigations. Add to the mix a range of mobile devices such as smart phones, tablets, digital cameras and the ease of connectivity means that there are a lot of USB artifacts to be found if we know where to look. For example in Windows 7, the...Read More
Digital Forensics Training Course 4 Days (26-29/08/2014)
From August 26–29, 2014, experts from Orion Forensics Lab conducted a training program titled Digital Forensics Foundation Training Course (4 Days) for auditors and computer forensic analysts from private companies. This course is a fundamental-level program for general individuals who are interested in digital evidence examination, or those who wish to become digital forensic experts...Read More
Open Forum “Handling Electronic Data That May be Used as Evidence”
A joint open forum by Orion Investigations Co Ltd & ICT Law Center, a member of ETDA Handling Electronic Data That May be Used as EvidenceRead MoreDigital Evidence Assists in Oscar Pistorius Murder Trial
Many people around the world have been following the trial of Oscar Pistorius who is accused of murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. Digital evidence extracted from the girlfriend’s mobile phone has provided intimate insights into the couple’s volatile relationship.Read MoreTurning to the Dark Side – The Dangers of Using Mobile Devices for Business
Turning to the Dark Side – The Dangers of Using Mobile Devices for Business With the introduction of the iPad in 2010, the tablet quickly emerged as one of the fastest selling devices in history. Tablets have achieved a level of adoption in 3 years that took smartphones nearly 10 years to achieve. In 2013, the adoption of smartphones in the US surged to 64 % according to the latest...Read More
AFG looks at Employee Fraud
The Automotive Focus Group (AFG) invited Orion Investigations to address the group on the subject of employee fraud. This turned out to be one of the most interesting lectures held this year. The presentation was an informative introduction to employee fraud based on the hands-on experience of the three commercial investigation practitioners, Steve Morrissey, Andrew Smith and Peter Holmshaw....Read More