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Digital Forensics

Digital Forensics is a branch of cybersecurity that involves the collection, analysis, and preservation of electronic evidence to investigate and prevent digital crimes. Digital Forensics encompasses the examination of various digital devices and networks to uncover evidence of cyberattacks, data breaches, or other malicious activities. The process involves the use of specialised tools and techniques to recover, analyse, and present digital evidence in a legally admissible manner.

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Public, Profiled, and Unprotected – Event Recap

Public, Profiled, and Unprotected – Event Recap

Introduction When the panel took the stage for “Public, profiled, and unprotected: How OSINT, AI and Geolocation blur the line between privacy and surveillance” at Cyber Con 2025 on the Thursday afternoon, the tone was set for a fascinating, multidisciplinary conversation. The Three Pillars - OSINT, AI, and Legal Privacy The talks core focus was the profound change AI has brought to the intersection of privacy and surveillance, especially through the lens of Open-Source INTelligence (OSINT). The panel represented three expert domains: Carter Smith (OSINT and human security), Jordan Moshcovitis (physics and AI), and Ruarri Fairweather (privacy law and regulation). Moderator Newnham steered the talk, ...
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