/ EDITORIAL
Digital Forensics Magazine is a quarterly magazine, published by
EDITORIAL
TR Media Ltd, registered in the UK. It can be viewed online at:
www.digitalforensicsmagazine.com
Editorial Board
Tony Campbell, Roy Isbell, Tim Watson,
Moira Carroll-Mayer, Alastair Clement
Welcome to the first issue of
Acquisitions
Digital Forensics Magazine…
Roy Isbell
Editorial Assistant
Sharon Campbell
T
he response the DFM team has received since first
News Desk
announcing the magazine, back in June 2009, has been
Matt Isbell
nothing short of amazing. Our call for authors, thanks
Marketing
to our friends at ISC(2), brought over 600 enquiries to the Web Matthew Rahman
site along with dozens of suggestions for articles and product Production and Design
reviews. This unprecedented response, along with comments
Matt Dettmar (Loud Vision Ltd)
such as, ‘at last’, ‘long overdue’ and ‘just what our industry
Contributing Authors
needs’ convinced us that this was a worthwhile project. So
Chris Bilger, Jeff Bryner, Tony Campbell, Moira Carroll-Mayer,
Bill Dean, Dr Gavin Manes, Peter Membrey, Dr Tim Watson, Eric
without further ado, we are proud to bring you this inaugural
Fiterman, Noemi Kuncik, Gary Hinson, James Johnson, Justin
issue of Digital Forensics Magazine.
Gillespie, Elizabeth Downing, Michael Harvey, Andy Harbison,
In this inaugural issue, we have selected a broad range of Robert Slade, Matt Isbell
articles aimed at both the novice and the established practitioner. Technical Reviewers
We really hope you enjoy reading all of them, including Jeff
Tony Campbell, Dr Tim Watson, Dr Gavin Manes, Tarak Modi,
Bryner’s fascinating practical experiences related in “The Diary of
Moira Carroll-Mayer, Scott Zimmerman, Roy Isbell, Darin Dutcher
pdfbook: A Tool for Facebook Memory Forensics”.
CoNTACT DIGITAL FoRENSICS MAGAZINE
In each issue, the Legal Department will focus on the
interface between law, cybercrime, and digital forensics,
Editorial
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including such topics as “the fine art of serving as an expert
interested in writing for Digital Forensics Magazine or would
witness”. This will be especially challenging as cybercrime like to be on our technical review panel, please contact us on
transcends international borders, and therefore involves many
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different legal systems and jurisdictions. As we already have
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an international readership, we shall aim to cover relevant
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legal developments in a variety of countries, although the UK
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and the USA are likely to predominate. This is one domain in
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particular where we can all help each other to identify and
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or would like a copy of our media kit, contact the marketing team
world and in future issues, our Jobs section will allow readers
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to see who’s hiring in their particular fields. News is already an
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know that we already cover many news items from around the Copyright and Trademarks
world, but you might not know that we are also broadcasting
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application being developed especially for DFM.
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What of our plans for the future? Well, we expect to add a
Digital Editions
From the Lab department, where we will carry out product our collaboration with Yudu allows us to reach our readers in
reviews and detailed technical analysis. We have already
the most carbon neutral way possible and is proving to be very
established links with the leading vendors of forensic tools
successful. “The YUDU Publishing system was designed so that
each publication has the lowest possible electronic footprint,
and will use these to help you solve problems you might be
whilst maintaining the highest quality viewing experience.
encountering. Everyone on the team really wants to hear However, as hard as we try, we can’t be completely energy free
from you with suggestions about what you would like to see
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remaining energy consumption is offset with Carbon Clear. They’re
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Enjoy the magazine and let us know what you think.
that improve living standards in developing countries, whilst
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/ The DFM Team reforestation initiatives.” Yudu, 2009
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