Digital forensics has emerged as a key player in the shifting dynamics of modern legal disputes. The ongoing case involving Sean Diddy Combs, a multifaceted figure in the entertainment industry, is no exception. As the legal proceedings unfold, the potential implications of digital evidence and the strategies employed to uncover it will play a pivotal role. This article explores the types of digital evidence such as electronic devices, emails, text messages, and more that may emerge from the investigative…
The digital age has brought an explosion of data that has significantly impacted various industries, particularly the legal sector. One area that has seen substantial changes due to the influx of data is eDiscovery, the process of identifying, collecting, and producing electronically stored information (ESI) for legal cases. As the volume of data continues to grow, traditional eDiscovery methods have become increasingly challenging, time-consuming, and costly. This is where Artificial Intelligence (AI) ste…
Have you ever realized how much video games and digital forensics have in common? While it is unlikely that you would associate an Italian plumber jumping for coins with digital forensics, there are a surprising number of similarities between exploring a vast open world and uncovering crucial information and evidence during digital forensics investigations.
Intella products can offer solutions to many of the real-world challenges that you might encounter during your digital forensics journey. In this blog…
In 2023, the average amount of emails received per day has grown to over 340 billion. Yes, that number is correct. A lot of this may be spam, but email is still how most businesses communicate to their organization and customers. When it comes to eDiscovery, email is a quite common piece of ESI (electronically stored information) that investigators must comb through to find relevant information. How can eDiscovery software like Intella help tackle a task like this when potentially hundreds of thousands of…
I sat down with Aubrey Brands, Esq. (CIPP/US) and asked her about her thoughts on digital forensics vs. eDiscovery, and how the two are different, and how they can come together during an investigation.
1. What industries do you work with when it comes to your position and using eDiscovery platforms?
Aubrey: “In my previous role I worked for a company that performed e-discovery on behalf of much larger law firms. Technically, the law firm was our client, however, the law firm's clients that required e-di…