A major parliamentary inquiry has concluded that forensic science in England and Wales is in systemic crisis, with criminal cases collapsing due to lost evidence, digital backlogs, and fragmented provision. Since the closure of the Forensic Science Service in 2012, …
Magnet Forensics’ annual Magnet Virtual Summit 2026 is scheduled for 23–26 February 2026, covering AI-assisted forensics, mobile and cloud evidence collection, and incident response, alongside demonstrations of the updated Magnet One suite. Recent weeks have also seen the release of …
An ABC investigation published on 17 February 2026 found that an Australian Federal Court transcription provider subcontracted work to an India-based firm, resulting in sensitive court files being accessed offshore in breach of contractual terms. The case highlights data sovereignty …
EU-funded TELEMETRY project has developed 19 innovative tools for continuous monitoring, vulnerability detection and risk analysis across IoT ecosystems in critical sectors including energy, health and communications. The project delivers open-source tools supporting advanced cybersecurity testing.
Recent developments in digital forensics include GMDSOFT’s hands-on Drone Forensics Training for investigators handling UAV evidence, MD-VIDEO AI’s new speed estimation feature converting CCTV and dashcam footage into court-ready velocity data, and INTERPOL’s call for contributions on AI in forensics. …
Digital Forensics Magazine has published an analysis of the UK Forensic Science Regulator’s Statutory Code of Practice Version 2, examining implications for digital forensics practitioners. The analysis covers evaluative reasoning, likelihood ratios, bias control, and competence requirements.
The third edition of Europol’s Industry and Research Days takes place 25–26 February 2026 at Europol HQ in The Hague. Up to 24 private organisations will present innovations in AI-enhanced capabilities, quantum-resistant solutions, and next-generation digital forensics tools.
The 4 February 2026 Forensic Focus digest highlights a Tony Blair Institute commentary urging UK-wide live facial recognition, a single national police force, and a national digital forensics agency. The round-up also covers ADF Solutions’ triage approaches for forensic investigations …
Weekly digital forensics round-up covers Volatility 3 v2.27.0 release for memory forensics, SANS DFIR Summit registration (October 2026, Arlington VA), and a Tony Blair Institute commentary calling for a UK national digital forensics agency. Also noted: Acquirepi tool renamed and …
States of Jersey police have been allocated up to £725,000 from the Criminal Offences Confiscation Fund to modernise digital forensics systems, storage and licensing. The Digital Forensics Unit requires the upgrade to cope with the scale and complexity of digital …
A major parliamentary inquiry has concluded that forensic science in England and Wales is in systemic crisis, with criminal cases collapsing due to lost evidence, digital backlogs, and fragmented provision. Since the closure of the Forensic Science Service in 2012, …
Magnet Forensics’ annual Magnet Virtual Summit 2026 is scheduled for 23–26 February 2026, covering AI-assisted forensics, mobile and cloud evidence collection, and incident response, alongside demonstrations of the updated Magnet One suite. Recent weeks have also seen the release of …
An ABC investigation published on 17 February 2026 found that an Australian Federal Court transcription provider subcontracted work to an India-based firm, resulting in sensitive court files being accessed offshore in breach of contractual terms. The case highlights data sovereignty …
EU-funded TELEMETRY project has developed 19 innovative tools for continuous monitoring, vulnerability detection and risk analysis across IoT ecosystems in critical sectors including energy, health and communications. The project delivers open-source tools supporting advanced cybersecurity testing. Partners are active in …
Recent developments in digital forensics include GMDSOFT’s hands-on Drone Forensics Training for investigators handling UAV evidence, MD-VIDEO AI’s new speed estimation feature converting CCTV and dashcam footage into court-ready velocity data, and INTERPOL’s call for contributions on AI in forensics. …
Digital Forensics Magazine has published an analysis of the UK Forensic Science Regulator’s Statutory Code of Practice Version 2, examining implications for digital forensics practitioners. The analysis covers evaluative reasoning, likelihood ratios, bias control, and competence requirements. It highlights operational …
The third edition of Europol’s Industry and Research Days takes place 25–26 February 2026 at Europol HQ in The Hague. Up to 24 private organisations will present innovations in AI-enhanced capabilities, quantum-resistant solutions, and next-generation digital forensics tools. The event …
The 4 February 2026 Forensic Focus digest highlights a Tony Blair Institute commentary urging UK-wide live facial recognition, a single national police force, and a national digital forensics agency. The round-up also covers ADF Solutions’ triage approaches for forensic investigations …
Weekly digital forensics round-up covers Volatility 3 v2.27.0 release for memory forensics, SANS DFIR Summit registration (October 2026, Arlington VA), and a Tony Blair Institute commentary calling for a UK national digital forensics agency. Also noted: Acquirepi tool renamed and …
States of Jersey police have been allocated up to £725,000 from the Criminal Offences Confiscation Fund to modernise digital forensics systems, storage and licensing. The Digital Forensics Unit requires the upgrade to cope with the scale and complexity of digital …