Podcasts about digital forensic analyst

Guests: Ira Victor, Digital Forensic Analyst

Guests: Ira Victor, Digital Forensic Analyst

Shanon talks about damaged device forensics and Cybersecurity. Digital forensics is great because you get to work on cutting edge technologies. As cyber evolves there are new challenges that come with encryption and other things that arise. The biggest issues Shanon sees in the industry is imposter syndrome and people being able and willing to step out of their comfort zone. So much can be learned through failure, in both careers and in life in general. So much growth happens outside of our comfort zones. It's ok to be afraid, but don't let that deter you from taking a leap and potentially changing your life for the better. To overcome imposter syndrome it is important to embrace knowing you don't know everything, but knowing how to find the answers you need is as important a skill to have.   Connect with Shanon: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shanon-burgess-b799b7136/ Visit CAC Forensics: https://cacforensics.com/digital-forensics/   Visit Short Arms website: https://www.shortarmsolutions.com/    You can follow us at: Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/shortarmsolutions  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjUNoFuy6d1rouj_SBg3Qkw/featured  Twitter: https://twitter.com/ShortArmSAS

Shanon talks about damaged device forensics and Cybersecurity. Digital forensics is great because you get to work on cutting edge technologies. As cyber evolves there are new challenges that come with encryption and other things that arise. The biggest issues Shanon sees in the industry is imposter syndrome and people being able and willing to step out of their comfort zone. So much can be learned through failure, in both careers and in life in general. So much growth happens outside of our comfort zones. It's ok to be afraid, but don't let that deter you from taking a leap and potentially changing your life for the better. To overcome imposter syndrome it is important to embrace knowing you don't know everything, but knowing how to find the answers you need is as important a skill to have.   Connect with Shanon: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shanon-burgess-b799b7136/ Visit CAC Forensics: https://cacforensics.com/digital-forensics/   Visit Short Arms website: https://www.shortarmsolutions.com/    You can follow us at: Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/shortarmsolutions  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjUNoFuy6d1rouj_SBg3Qkw/featured  Twitter: https://twitter.com/ShortArmSAS

Digital forensic analysts examine computers and other digital devices, such as mobile phones and cameras, for evidence of crime. They provide support to civil and criminal investigations and intelligence agencies by detecting, preserving, analysing and presenting digital evidence.We speak with Ryan, a man who has to sift through images and videos on digital devices to help prosecution services. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

There's an artist on Instagram called DrFakenstein, and he does weird short meme videos, like having Snoop Doug's face on a little girl. That is known as a deep fake, and while the memes are hilarious, there are much more nefarious uses for this technology.What happens when this is weaponized, and used for extensive PR assassinations, or false flag operations by government agencies around the world?What happens then when the far-left or far-right starts habitually doxxing and attacking people over false accusations?Do we continue to spiral into chaos, or do we sign all digital media with some sort of blockchain certificate of authenticity?And let's say there's massive data breaches, and someone gets access to a celebrity or politician's iCloud account, all there photos and videos – or someone pulls an Edward Snowden and releases tens of thousands of government documents – what if 99% of that is real, but 1% is secretly-doctored and that's what the media runs with?Even if the truth surfaces, the damage is largely done, as the retraction is gonna be buried in the news cycle – and in fact, it'll become a conspiracy theory that the retraction itself is the real fake news.How do we protect ourselves from being hacked, both in our data, and in our world-views?That's some of what we dive into today with our guest Jay Smith. Jay is a Digital Forensic Analyst, Private Investigator, US Army Veteran, and White Hat Hacker based in Louisville, KY – with a degree in psychology from the University of Louisville, and is now an instructor in Digital Forensics and Security at Loyola University.He currently operates Alliance Investigation Group, where he merges private Investigation services with modern cyber security methodologies to offer support, protection and education to individuals, families and small businesses.And that is what fascinated me about Jay is how he operates at the intersection of all of these areas and has a uniquely holistic perspective on the current digital landscape.Some of the topics we dive into are:The threat of deep fakes.TikTok, misinformation, doxing, and open-source intelligence.Anti-doxing legislation and it's implications.The weaponization of Reddit.Gen Z and their relationship to online identity.The long-term effects of social media, echo chambers, and self-referential feedback loops.The threat of social credit scores.Decentralization, blockchain, and dispersing the power of data.Wall Street Bets, Gamestop, and the hypocrisy of the financial institutions.The psychology of social engineering.The 80/20 of online security and what you can do to protect yourself.The illusion of anonymity and permanence of data.The emotional weight of working as a private investigator.Tribalism and the rise of the binary world.And much more.Links from this episode:DrFakenstein on InstagramMail Out OutKevin Rose podcast with founder of ArweaveConnect with Jay:LinkedIn: @jaysmith502Website: AllianceInvestigationGroup.comMusic by Kirby Johnston – check out his band Aldaraia on Spotify

Digital Forensic Analyst with DiscoveryTechnician.com Ira Victor joins the show to speak with Tom about 4chan and 8chan websites that harbor a lot of hate message boards.

Marriott and Starwood hotels are the latest big company to have a massive data breach, this time affecting potentially up to 500 million customers. Digital Forensic Analyst with Discovery Technician Ira Victor joins Tom to talk about the consequences. Can you trust big companies with your data anymore? Why do these data breaches keep happening?

We sit down with a Digital Forensic Analyst and discuss a disturbing trend that was highlighted by recent articles involving smart technology and domestic violence.

 Bonnie Cashman  one of our favorites, as Co- founder of LAB5 Fitness and Cashman Lifestyle in Seattle Washington with her special guest University of Washington star women's softball player, Kimi Pohlman Julius “Jules” Steiner, former US CEO, Gamesa Wind Energy, currently practicing law in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with Offit Kurman, specializing in representing companies in all areas of employment law.  Dr. Ritamarie Loscalzo, MS, DC, CCN, DACBN “The Women's Fatigue Expert and Vibrant Health Mentor”. Ritamarie Loscalzo has been an integrative practitioner for over 20 years, combining the best from modern functional medicine with the natural healing wisdom of fresh, raw foods and herbs. A Chiropractic Doctor, Certified in Acupuncture, Nutrition and Herbal Medicine, as well as a certified living foods chef, instructor, coach, speaker and author.  Joshua Harper  is a Digital Forensic Analyst and Penetration Tester at Radix (RAY-dix) Forensics LLC, based in Austin Texas.  He's performed forensic investigations in a wide variety of cases - including finding evidence of spousal misconduct, tracking down runaways, and recovering company data destroyed by disgruntled employees.  Rob Colville "The man who has mentored over a thousand people worldwide in how to trade financial markets profitably - from just 10 minutes a day....it's self-styled Lazy Trader, Rob Colville"

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