The CyberSEE joint project of the European Union and the Council of Europe contributed to organising the Digital Forensics Conference 2025 in Belgrade, Serbia from 4 to 5 November 2025. The conference enabled participants to strengthen knowledge on digital forensics …
Police1 published an analysis in July 2025 examining how artificial intelligence is transforming law enforcement and digital forensics, enabling police to process massive volumes of data, solve cases more quickly and protect officers from exposure to traumatic content. In modern …
IEEE Public Safety Technology examines revolutionary blockchain approach for managing forensic data, providing decentralized, immutable platform for evidence chain of custody. Original source: IEEE Public Safety Technology Retrieved: 2025-11-04 04:45 | Language: en | Reading time: 6 min…
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity has released its 2025 Threat Landscape report analysing 4875 incidents from July 2024 to June 2025. The report reveals that DDoS attacks dominated at 77% of incidents whilst ransomware groups have decentralised operations following …
The EU research programme CORDIS has announced an open topic under Horizon Europe Cluster 3 covering modern information analysis forensic evidence analysis and frontline policing. The topic includes options for modern forensics analysis using new and emerging technologies and modernisation …
Digital forensics is evolving to address cloud computing, IoT devices, and cryptocurrency investigations. Modern smartphones contain over 60,000 messages and 32,000 images on average, providing crucial evidence for cases involving cybercrime, financial fraud, intellectual property theft, and terrorism, with AI-driven …
AI is transforming law enforcement by enabling rapid analysis of massive data volumes, from video content to financial transactions. Tools like Magnet Copilot help investigators quickly identify relevant evidence while protecting officers from traumatic content, though criminals are also leveraging …
Digital Forensics Magazine published its October 22 2025 roundup highlighting two significant UK law enforcement cases. Original source: Digital Forensics Magazine Retrieved: 2025-10-24 | Language: EN | Reading time: 4 min read…
At a Europol conference, officials emphasised that effective counter‑cybercrime operations rely on lawful access to data across Member States. Go to article: Europol …
INTERPOL highlights priorities including AI, digital forensics, synthetic media, and investigative tech to support European policing against evolving threats. Go to article: INTERPOL …
The CyberSEE joint project of the European Union and the Council of Europe contributed to organising the Digital Forensics Conference 2025 in Belgrade, Serbia from 4 to 5 November 2025. The conference enabled participants to strengthen knowledge on digital forensics …
Police1 published an analysis in July 2025 examining how artificial intelligence is transforming law enforcement and digital forensics, enabling police to process massive volumes of data, solve cases more quickly and protect officers from exposure to traumatic content. In modern …
IEEE Public Safety Technology examines revolutionary blockchain approach for managing forensic data, providing decentralized, immutable platform for evidence chain of custody. Original source: IEEE Public Safety Technology Retrieved: 2025-11-04 04:45 | Language: en | Reading time: 6 min…
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity has released its 2025 Threat Landscape report analysing 4875 incidents from July 2024 to June 2025. The report reveals that DDoS attacks dominated at 77% of incidents whilst ransomware groups have decentralised operations following …
The EU research programme CORDIS has announced an open topic under Horizon Europe Cluster 3 covering modern information analysis forensic evidence analysis and frontline policing. The topic includes options for modern forensics analysis using new and emerging technologies and modernisation …
Digital forensics is evolving to address cloud computing, IoT devices, and cryptocurrency investigations. Modern smartphones contain over 60,000 messages and 32,000 images on average, providing crucial evidence for cases involving cybercrime, financial fraud, intellectual property theft, and terrorism, with AI-driven …
AI is transforming law enforcement by enabling rapid analysis of massive data volumes, from video content to financial transactions. Tools like Magnet Copilot help investigators quickly identify relevant evidence while protecting officers from traumatic content, though criminals are also leveraging …
Digital Forensics Magazine published its October 22 2025 roundup highlighting two significant UK law enforcement cases. Original source: Digital Forensics Magazine Retrieved: 2025-10-24 | Language: EN | Reading time: 4 min read…
At a Europol conference, officials emphasised that effective counter‑cybercrime operations rely on lawful access to data across Member States. Go to article: Europol …
INTERPOL highlights priorities including AI, digital forensics, synthetic media, and investigative tech to support European policing against evolving threats. Go to article: INTERPOL …