Professional Writing Skills are Important in Law Enforcement
Writing isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when we think about the skills needed for a career in law enforcement. Yet, police officers are expected to possess them,
How to Become a Forensic Video Analyst in 2022
If you have ever watched crime scene investigation shows on television, then you’ve probably seen depictions of a Forensic Video Analysis expert. Though television is often not an accurate portrayal of
New Features: Contacts
We have a lot of new features and improvements coming to Forensic Notes in 2020. We have made our SIMPLE APP (ideal for mobile devices) much more user friendly and added
Forensic Witness Guide
FAQ Menu (tap to expand) Forensic Witness is a unique forensic file transfer system for criminal and civil investigations! Built to allow investigators to collect video’s, pictures and other vital
How to Become a Digital Forensics Professional in 2022
In this article we’ll discuss how to enter the Digital Forensics field and we’ll explore the wide variety of employment options available. There are lot of practitioners in the Digital
Investigating Windows Systems Book Review
Timeless Book The following review was written in 2019, but is just as relevant today as it was back then. The concepts you will learn from this book are timeless.
Immigration, Credibility & Contemporaneous Notes
Zhiming Wei (“WEI”) was denied permanent residence in Canada based on evidence, in part the contemporaneous notes, of an Immigration Officer (“Officer”) from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
Fake Notes?
Can we determine if “notes” were faked?
You may be surprised to learn that using popular word processing applications may leave this question very difficult to answer.
Is the Cloud Safe?
I recently received this question from a potential client who was looking to signup with Forensic Notes… (and eventually did). “Is the cloud safe?” Actually, he was a bit more
Paper Notebook & Pen – Ultimate Guide to Taking Notes
A Paper Notebook & Pen has been the standard way to take notes for decades as it is trusted in both criminal and civil courts. Although most investigators are choosing
DFIR Client Interviews
Below are recent interviews with clients that work in Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR). August 2018 – Digital Forensics Examiner – USA Private Industry I recently had the