Forensic Focus digital forensics round-up for November 12, 2025 reported multiple significant developments including Cellebrite’s three-stage AI push to tackle evidence backlogs through automated image classification, chat summarisation and entity resolution. Article highlighted importance of camera-original photos preserving verifiable EXIF …
Council of Europe and EU joint project CyberSEE contributed to organising Digital Forensics Conference 2025 in Belgrade. The event examined tracing online criminal networks OSINT methods and challenges in cross-border cybercrime investigations with emphasis on live data forensics.
The 2025 Digital Forensics Summit held at IBM London examined the vision for digital forensics in context of police reform. Key topics included implementation of national strategy costs of digital forensic capabilities and impact of AI on investigation complexity.
The EU High-Level Group on access to data for law enforcement has identified digital forensics as one of three key areas requiring progress to enable effective crime fighting. Whilst Member States possess expertise in digital forensics, the ability to access …
The EU Horizon Europe SALUS project has commenced operations with a €5 million budget to address IoT security challenges facing law enforcement. The project combines Digital Twin infrastructure Software Defined Network architecture and AI-powered forensic capabilities for real-time IoT threat …
The 2025 Digital Forensics Summit held in London on 12 November examined the vision for digital forensics within police reform and implementation challenges. Key discussions focused on ensuring consistent delivery models across forces with differing digital maturity levels and the …
The CyberSEE joint project of the European Union and Council of Europe contributed to organising the Digital Forensics Conference 2025 in Belgrade Serbia on 4-5 November. Sessions examined tracing online criminal networks OSINT-based methods and evolving AML/CFT standards in the …
The global digital forensics market is projected to reach $18.2 billion by 2030 with a compound annual growth rate of 12.2% driven by proliferation of digital devices cloud computing AI and IoT technologies. By 2025 over 60% of newly generated …
The European Commission published its roadmap for ensuring lawful and effective access to data by law enforcement authorities on 24 June 2025, a key deliverable under the ProtectEU Internal Security Strategy. With 85% of criminal investigations now relying on electronic …
The European Parliament published a briefing on digital forensics as part of the Commission’s June 2025 roadmap for law enforcement access to data. The briefing explores the crucial role of digital forensics in accessing, collecting, analysing and preserving data from …
Forensic Focus digital forensics round-up for November 12, 2025 reported multiple significant developments including Cellebrite’s three-stage AI push to tackle evidence backlogs through automated image classification, chat summarisation and entity resolution. Article highlighted importance of camera-original photos preserving verifiable EXIF …
Council of Europe and EU joint project CyberSEE contributed to organising Digital Forensics Conference 2025 in Belgrade. The event examined tracing online criminal networks OSINT methods and challenges in cross-border cybercrime investigations with emphasis on live data forensics. Original source: …
The 2025 Digital Forensics Summit held at IBM London examined the vision for digital forensics in context of police reform. Key topics included implementation of national strategy costs of digital forensic capabilities and impact of AI on investigation complexity. Original …
The EU High-Level Group on access to data for law enforcement has identified digital forensics as one of three key areas requiring progress to enable effective crime fighting. Whilst Member States possess expertise in digital forensics, the ability to access …
The EU Horizon Europe SALUS project has commenced operations with a €5 million budget to address IoT security challenges facing law enforcement. The project combines Digital Twin infrastructure Software Defined Network architecture and AI-powered forensic capabilities for real-time IoT threat …
The 2025 Digital Forensics Summit held in London on 12 November examined the vision for digital forensics within police reform and implementation challenges. Key discussions focused on ensuring consistent delivery models across forces with differing digital maturity levels and the …
The CyberSEE joint project of the European Union and Council of Europe contributed to organising the Digital Forensics Conference 2025 in Belgrade Serbia on 4-5 November. Sessions examined tracing online criminal networks OSINT-based methods and evolving AML/CFT standards in the …
The global digital forensics market is projected to reach $18.2 billion by 2030 with a compound annual growth rate of 12.2% driven by proliferation of digital devices cloud computing AI and IoT technologies. By 2025 over 60% of newly generated …
The European Commission published its roadmap for ensuring lawful and effective access to data by law enforcement authorities on 24 June 2025, a key deliverable under the ProtectEU Internal Security Strategy. With 85% of criminal investigations now relying on electronic …
The European Parliament published a briefing on digital forensics as part of the Commission’s June 2025 roadmap for law enforcement access to data. The briefing explores the crucial role of digital forensics in accessing, collecting, analysing and preserving data from …