Demonstration of market trends and investigation techniques using forensic solutions

Insec Security announced that it will hold a 'Digital Forensic Seminar' at its headquarters on Friday, March 24, for corporate security personnel to introduce methods for analyzing digital information to find clues to crimes.

This seminar will introduce market trends in digital forensics, which involves analyzing digital information to find crime clues, demonstrate forensic investigation methods according to investigation procedures, and present representative forensic solutions in each field. In addition, Insec Security plans to introduce strategies for building optimal forensic systems based on extensive experience in performing numerous actual digital forensic tasks.

In particular, an in-depth seminar is also prepared for customers using digital forensic solutions supplied by Insec Security in Korea to learn about efficient operation and management strategies.



The main contents of the 'Digital Forensic Seminar' include an introduction to digital forensic market trends and procedures, as well as digital evidence analysis (disk/USB analysis, internet and social media analysis, mobile device analysis, video analysis, and email analysis) and data recovery methods.

Demonstrates forensic investigation or inquiry techniques using digital forensic solutions employed by investigative agencies. To this end, we will introduce: ■ Disk evidence analysis (introduction and demonstration of EnCase Forensic v8) ■ Internet, SNS, and registry evidence analysis (introduction and demonstration of Magnet AXIOM and IEF products) ■ Mobile evidence analysis (introduction and demonstration of Cellebrite UFED and 4PC products) ■ Email evidence analysis (introduction and demonstration of Systools MailXaminer product) ■ Image, video evidence analysis, illegal pornography, and copyrighted video evidence analysis (Griffeye Analyze 16), and the latest disk cloning and imaging (MediaImager, Detego).

Kim Jong-kwang, CEO of Insec Security, stated, “Recently, the adoption of digital forensics, which involves restoring and analyzing digital data including online and mobile sources, has been expanding. The related market is growing rapidly as public investigative agencies as well as corporations are increasing their adoption to eradicate crime and corruption.” He added, “This seminar will be an opportunity to explore not only digital data extraction but also methods to analyze crime patterns based on data information and utilize the findings.”