Category: Cyber Security

Digital evidence now sits at the heart of most criminal and civil cases, so getting the forensics right can make the difference between a safe conviction and a miscarriage of justice. Forensic professionals, investigators and lawyers

A strong 2023-relevant post for your audience would focus on how courts and investigators in Ireland and the UK are grappling with mobile phone evidence, disclosure duties, and the explosion of digital data in crime. Smartphones,

Cyber intrusion activity and cloud‑centric attacks surged through 2020–2021, turning the cloud from a quiet utility into a primary battleground for organised cybercrime and nation‑state actors. Remote work, rapid cloud migration, and rushed security changes created

Pandemic-era shift to remote work Working remotely and investigating remotely has pushed mobile forensics and cloud evidence to the center of modern investigations, especially since the COVID‑19 pandemic normalised distributed workforces and remote incident response. For

Why ransomware became a core legal risk By 2019, ransomware had evolved from isolated IT incidents into board‑level crises capable of shutting down hospitals, manufacturers and public bodies for days. Attacks such as WannaCry and NotPetya