Forensics

Smartphones, Legislation, Tougher Device Encryption Will Shape Mobile Forensics In 2014

Cellebrite, the provider of mobile forensic and mobile data transfer solutions, has announced a list of top trends in mobile forensics that will shape the next 12 months.

2011 Is Year Of "Advanced Persistent Threats"

WatchGuard Technology analysts provide their 2011 security predictions.

EgyptAir crash: Human remains suggest blast on board, says forensic official

All 66 people on board the EgyptAir flight were killed when the plane crashed in the Mediterranean early Thursday while en route from Paris to Cairo.

Identities of 18 Uttarakhand tragedy victims established

Identities of 18 victims of Uttarakhand natural calamity, out of a total of 630 bodies recovered from Kedar valley since the start of combing operations last year, have been established, police said on Monday.

How Pistorius will use forensics to defend himself at murder trial

He is expected to argue he shot his 29-year-old lover through a locked toilet door at his home believing she was an intruder.

Delhi Police acquires mobile forensic labs

Delhi's sole forensic lab is bogged down with over 10,000 cases to solve and it gets around 500 new samples every month. Now the capital is set to get three more forensic labs as well as 11 mobile FSL (Forensic Science Laboratory) vans to aid quick solving of cases.

Senior CBI official to train Kaziranga staff in forensics

The Kaziranga National Park had reported as many as 17 poaching cases this year.

India to set up cyber security panel

To counter cyber attacks in economic and social infrastructure development, the government Monday said it would set up a joint working group ...

Fireworks in Tamil Nadu Express coach spread fire, say experts

Forensic evidence has found that fireworks in the coach of Tamil Nadu Express may have aided the spread of the fire which resulted in 30 deaths.

Dell Launches Digital Forensics Service for Police

Dell, the world's second-biggest maker of personal computers, launched a service on Tuesday designed to help law-enforcement agencies convict more criminals as digital evidence proliferates.