Insec Security Hosts Summit on Data-Driven Crime Pattern Analysis and Utilization
Published2017.05.10 15:27Insec Security announced that it will hold a joint digital forensics seminar with Griffei, Magnet Forensic, and Insec Security on Thursday, May 18 at the El Tower in Yangjae-dong, introducing methods to find crime clues by analyzing digital information to corporate security managers.
At this seminar, Insec Security will begin by introducing market trends regarding the analysis of digital information to find crime clues, including the problems and limitations of forensic execution. Subsequently, the company will demonstrate investigation methods based on procedures for analyzing evidence from computers, the internet, and social media, as well as image and video forensics, while introducing its representative solutions.
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 methods for analyzing crime patterns based on data information and utilizing them, rather than simply focusing on digital data extraction.”
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