A podcast dedicated to Exterro's Forensics product, FTK. We'll spend time interviewing digital forensics experts, current clients, and other forensics professionals to give our audience an in-depth overview of our platform's total capabilities.
FTK Over the Air
Claim This Podcastby Justin Tolman
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32 episodes
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A podcast dedicated to Exterro's Forensics product, FTK. We'll spend time interviewing digital forensics experts, current clients, and other forensics professionals to give our audience an in-depth overview of our platform's total capabilities.
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2/5/2022
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Recent Episodes
December 31, 2024
Season 2 - Episode 9: From Pixels to Clarity: Video Forensic Investigations with Blake Sawyer
In this episode, Justin and Blake discuss the intricacies of video forensics. They explore the importance of video enhancement techniques, the challenges posed by low-quality footage, and the best practices for investigators to ensure they collect the most original evidence. Blake and Justin discuss the complexities of video forensics, emphasizing the importance of video quality, retention strategies, and the challenges faced in recovering surveillance footage. They explore the role of techno...
August 22, 2024
Season 2 - Episode 8: Understanding Cryptocurrency
In this episode, Justin brings back Keven Hendricks, founder of the Ubivis Project, to discuss the current state of cryptocurrency, the importance of crypto education, and the immense potential of blockchain technology. While most believe cryptocurrency is in its infancy, Keven makes the case that it's still in its ‘pregnancy’ and so now is the time to start training yourself and gathering the knowledge necessary to investigate crypto-related crimes.Keven’s organization works hard to dispel m...
August 8, 2024
Season 2 - Episode 7: Legal Challenges of Synthetic Media
<p><b>In this conversation, Justin and Brandon Epstein discuss the use of AI in video forensics and the challenges it presents in terms of authenticity and admissibility in court.</b> <br/><br/>They highlight the importance of proving the authenticity of evidence and the need for repeatable and scientific analysis. They also discuss the difficulties in explaining complex AI algorithms and probabilistic results to judges and juries. The conversation touches on the lack of court cases setting precedent in this area and the challenges of validating and verifying AI-generated results. They emphasize the importance of transparency and reporting the use of AI tools in forensic analysis. The conversation explores the challenges and considerations of using AI in forensic investigations. The speakers discuss the need for explainability and documentation in AI tools, the importance of sound forensic practices, and the role of the forensic community in shaping standards and regulations. They also highlight the potential of AI in enhancing investigative processes and the need for quantifiable results and statistical analysis. The conversation emphasizes the responsibility of forensic professionals to ensure accuracy and reliability in their work, especially when dealing with cases that have significant consequences for individuals' lives.</p>
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