The Enfuse Experience I knew Champlain College was a special place the moment I first set foot on its campus. Even then, I did not realize the wealth of opportunities it would offer me in the years to come. This past May, I was fortunate enough to attend EnFuse, Guidance Software’s annual Digital Forensics Conference, alongside […]
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LCDI’s Enfuse Experience: A Grad Student’s Perspective I was very fortunate to be selected to attend Guidance Software’s Enfuse 2016 conference as a part of the LCDI delegation. At the time, I was a non-traditional student who had chosen to come back to college after many years of prior work. My previous job had me […]
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Enfuse Session- Forensics Matters in Security: 360 Degree Visibility “You guys are like the James Bond of IT… flying under the radar and doing cool things.” said Guidance Software’s Mr. Paul Shomo to begin his Enfuse 2016 presentation called “Forensics Matters in Security: 360 Degree Visibility”. It was then and there I knew we were in for an […]
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Convergence Forensics Your company is hit with a data breach. What is your plan of attack? Where is the data you can use to assess the damage and identify the vulnerability? I attended the Convergence Forensics session at Enfuse 2016, presented by Heather Mahalik and Rob Lee. They explained various scenarios that exemplify how multiple […]
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EnCE Certification at Enfuse At Enfuse 2016, attendees are allowed to apply for a free attempt of the EnCE Phase I test. The EnCase Certified Examiner (EnCE) certification exam is administered by Guidance Software, developer of the EnCase forensic software suite. Successful completion of the exam certifies that a practitioner can competently and effectively use […]
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Reflection After touching down at Baltimore/Washington International Airport after an amazing week in Las Vegas at Guidance Software’s Enfuse 2016 conference on Computer Security and Digital Forensics, I felt a sense of awe. It was one of the moments where you think to yourself, “Wow. That just happened.” I am so thankful to have had […]
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Enfuse 2016 Session Highlight by Parker Desborough One of the panels I attended at Enfuse 2016 was called Red Team Blue Team Black Eye: A Case for Cyber Readiness Exercises and Continuity. This panel was presented by Joshua Chin and Steve Gabriel and offered an interesting look at the practice, or lack thereof, of actually […]
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