DFIR 101: Digital Forensics Essentials | Kathryn Hedley

Whether you're new to the field of digital forensics, are working in an entirely different role, or are just getting into cybersecurity, this session will help you on your way. Kathryn Hedley, one of the co-authors of SANS FOR308: Digital Forensics Essentials, will get you started by explaining what digital forensics really means, what digital evidence is and where to find it, how digital forensics can assist your organization, and more.
Whether the Summit talks so far have you feeling overwhelmed or energized, this session will step back and introduce you to some of the fundamental concepts in digital forensics.
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Download the presentation slides (SANS account required) at www.sans.org/u/1h3C
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[@jamesburtnett8144]

This is a great intro to DFIR, thank you for presenting it. One impediment for newbies seems to be the overwhelming number of specialties within the field. It seems that learning how to pare down extraneous information & how to focus on the areas which interest you the most would make for another good presentation.

[@SANSForensics]

That's a great insight, James. We'll take that into account.

[@ingmarm8858]

I think that applies to professionals as well, in general you can't be an absolute expert in all of those areas therefore you need to know your limitations and when to engage with specialists.

[@user-yi4ef2gk1o]

Great video, i watched prolly about 30-40 lectues from you guys at sans

[@knheil]

Wow, this is great! God bless this channel!

[@sakcee]

what a smart lady!!! awesome!

[@ingmarm8858]

Nice presentation, the image metadata part made me smile because it was essentially at the heart of my Bsides 2021 presentation :-) Always thoroughly enjoyed the SANS courses I've completed (14) especially the forensic ones.

[@user-it6zl3zk5p]

this is very useful video for youth@😍

[@user-nm7ju5ph6u]

I checked out your page and I found courses❤ Defo gonna give it a look during the weekend.

[@venessariley3285]

Great video, I have worked with Eclipse Forensics and they are great at what they do!

[@amronofal9284]

Thank you very much , you are a really a GOAT and thanks 😘

[@sakcee]

Great, I didnt know half of byte is nibble!!!!

[@peterchari3839]

Gr8 presentation

[@SANSForensics]

Glad you liked it

[@mediocrequeenland]

This was a great video. One thing that stood out, just because of my stupid misophonia, is that the tisk/smack sound you made before speaking. It drove me nuts, but that is a personal issue 😏, still great video.

[@arsalananwar8265]

very nice

[@blackamericanlesbianprofes4357]

I am curious about this career. I am finishing my MSc in Forensic Accounting degree soon and I am interested in cybercrime and/or technology. Thank you for sharing this detailed video. Date Stamp: 04oct22

[@adamsadauda3668]

Any recommended book for studying CF

[@MrTr3D]

My instructor asked me to be a guest speaker for his class to talk about digital forensics.

[@MrTr3D]

I remember the BTK killer. I just read about him in my forensics book.

[@adamsadauda3668]

Could we have access to the presentation slides?

[@MikeHunt-rw4gf]

Algorithm.