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Previous studies have mostly discussed mobile forensics only in data acquisition terms and only in a problem solving scenario, as a subset to computer forensics. These studies did not take mobile forensics beyond the paradigm that is known as computer forensics. Additionally, they have not addressed the elements of MF comprehensively, and the previous research in the MF domain did not focus on

Within the digital forensics arena there is discomfort amongst labs, academia, businesses and practitioners that ISO/IEC 17025 'General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories' is not a comfortable fit for digital forensics. Very few digital forensics laboratories and businesses have been accredited so far. To get an understanding of concerns obtained from a

Having just finished part two of the work study into QA and Laboratory Accreditation MTEB UK SEMINARS 2016 II v03- QA Lab Accreditation.pdf ( http://trewmte.blogspot.co.uk/2016/10/qa-and-laboratory-accreditation.html ) I came across this cracking article by Karin Athanas, Program Manager at the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA) titled "Accreditation for the One-Person

MTEB UK SEMINARS 2016 II v03- QA Lab Accreditation.pdf Read more - updated link http://tinyurl.com/zr2oqyp QA and Laboratory Accreditation. Previously, lab criteria applied to mobile phone forensic testing was randomly applied: - various industry standards - public and private approach to best practice - guidelines/training courses - Some certified ISO9001, some sought UKAS accreditation. The

Steve Hailey*, who kindly sent out a reminder about Reverse Engineering for Beginners, that this is guide with "Lots of great information that will be especially helpful for reverse engineering malware that you come across in your investigations......" It is  "652 pages, all free. You do not need to give out your personal information or subscribe to anything..." The original link to get the