Digital Forensics for Legal Professionals
Learn all about digital evidence
Learn all about digital evidence
Digital forensic investigation is the online equivalent of judicial evidence investigation. More and more criminal activity is taking place online, such as cyberbullying, hacking, or theft of intellectual property. But even in traditional crimes, evidence and clues are often found on a laptop or smartphone. A compromising email or fraudulent transaction can make a difference for your client. Collecting this evidence with respect for privacy is what digital forensic investigation is all about.
In some cases, digital information and evidence play an important role. As a lawyer, it is not enough to just know the law and master argumentation techniques. You also need a good basic knowledge of digital forensic investigation. Knowledge of digital evidence investigation – including its possibilities and limitations – is a great added value for your cases.
As a lawyer, you have an advantage over your opponent if you have more digital knowledge.t.
You have an extra layer of knowledge to rely on. Because you understand what is technically possible, sometimes additional issues come to light.
You know what digital evidence exists and what you can prove with it. You have the background knowledge to debunk untruths or bluffs on this subject.
You can better assess whether the digital evidence of the opposing party is correct. Moreover, you understand whether it was collected lawfully. In case of doubt, you know who to call for analysis.
You only work with experts when collecting digital evidence. This way, you are sure that you are not violating privacy laws or GDPR.
This course is a training for lawyers. Our forensic experts know your field and the challenges that come with it. The training can take place on location or online via Teams.
At BlackLynx, we are more than cybersecurity experts. We specialize in digital forensic investigation. Our investigators hold internationally recognized expert certificates in Forensic Examination (GCFE), Forensic Analysis (GCFA), and Malware Analysis (GREM) as well as “Certified Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI). We are therefore well placed to guide you through the world of digital evidence.
If you haven’t found what you were looking for in our training offering, please feel free to contact us for a tailored training program that meets your specific needs..
After this training, you will ensure that the evidence in your case file is the result of proper technical investigation. This way, you increase the chances of success for your case and debunk unfounded claims from your opponent.