Maestro Forensics, a digital forensics specialist, has prepared practical training to strengthen security breach response capabilities.

Maestro Forensics announced that it will hold the '2026 Maestro Wisdom Mac Forensics User Practical Training' at the Insec Security Doksan Training Center in Geumcheon-gu, Seoul on March 26th.

This training is free for Maestro Wisdom maintenance customers and new adopters, and focuses on practically improving evidence collection and analysis capabilities in macOS environments.

This reflects the growing demand for Mac forensics and incident response, as Mac-based work environments expand, particularly in corporations and public institutions.

The course focuses on standard forensic procedures that minimize data corruption, including live evidence collection from running systems and media imaging procedures.

Beyond simple data acquisition, we cover deleted file recovery and in-depth analysis techniques to help you understand the entire process of responding to an actual incident.

In particular, forensic analysis techniques are introduced not only for macOS but also for Windows and Linux environments.

It is designed to strengthen the ability to respond to security incidents that occur in complex operating system environments, including analysis of Windows file systems, registry, and event logs, as well as remote access traces, web logs, and firewall settings in Linux server environments.

Maestro Wisdom is an AI-based automated digital forensics and malware analysis platform that can integrate and analyze various operating systems and digital devices in a single environment. It is characterized by its presence.

Forensic accelerator technology allows for rapid screening and correlation analysis of large volumes of digital artifacts, significantly reducing analysis time compared to existing solutions.

This training will focus on practical training focused on various investigation scenarios required in the field, such as information leak investigation, hacking and malware infection analysis, and identifying the cause of intrusion incidents and analyzing behavioral patterns.

We also cover the analysis process of integrating data by operating system and visualizing it on a timeline basis.

Kim Jong-kwang, CEO of Maestro Forensics, said, “Recently, many security breaches occur in environments where multiple operating systems are mixed,” and added, “This training aims to strengthen practical capabilities that enable faster and more accurate responses by integrating and analyzing evidence collected from various systems.”

Maestro Forensics operates regular training programs for government agencies, investigative agencies, law firms, and digital forensics companies, focusing on strengthening field-oriented analysis capabilities.