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Maestro Forensics Hosts '2026 Maestro Wisdom Digital Forensics User Training'

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Strengthening integrated analysis capabilities for Windows, macOS, and Linux, providing hands-on training based on DFIR.

Maestro Forensics, a security specialist company, will hold the '2026 Maestro Wisdom Digital Forensics User Practical Training' at the Insec Security Seoul Doksan Training Center in Doksan-dong, Geumcheon-gu, Seoul on January 28th.

This training focuses on digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) with a focus on real-world analysis scenarios. Both existing and new customers can participate free of charge.

Maestro Forensics provides practical training that strengthens capabilities in various operating systems and log analysis, leveraging the technical expertise and field experience accumulated in the field of digital forensics.

In particular, it was designed to enable step-by-step learning of the analysis procedures required in the actual incident response process by utilizing the AI-based automated forensics platform 'MAESTRO WiSDOM'.

Maestro Wisdom is an integrated forensic platform designed to perform one-stop analysis on various operating systems and digital devices, including Windows, macOS, Linux, and mobile devices.

In particular, its strength lies in its ability to correlate and analyze hundreds of digital artifacts through its self-developed 'Forensic Accelerator' technology, providing analysis speeds up to three times faster than existing foreign solutions. />
Data screening and extraction capabilities have also been enhanced, enabling quick identification of key evidence even in large data environments.

This training systematically covers key analysis topics for each operating system to strengthen the analytical capabilities required in the field.

Windows analysis is geared toward tracking user activity and system changes based on the file system, registry, and event logs, while macOS and Apple device analysis analyzes account information, the Spotlight index, and basic app data.

Linux analysis focuses on remote access logs, file server access traces, firewall settings, and web/system log analysis.

This structure focuses on strengthening the DFIR practical capabilities required in various fields such as information leak incidents, hacking and malware intrusion incidents, and criminal investigations.

Maestro Wisdom is currently widely used by government agencies, military intelligence agencies, investigative agencies, law firms, and digital forensics firms. This training was designed to reflect the practical needs of these key client groups.

Kim Jong-kwang, CEO of Maestro Forensics, said, “As breach incidents become more sophisticated, the ability to comprehensively analyze various operating systems and logs beyond simple data extraction is essential.” He added, “This training focused on helping field analysts utilize Maestro Wisdom to respond to incidents more quickly and accurately.”

Maestro Forensics plans to continue offering regular practical training programs, starting with this training. Registration for training is available through the Maestro Forensics Training Center. For inquiries, please call 02-851-5687 or email insec@insec.co.kr.
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