2016/04/12 – 2016/04/12
141 Catherine St.
Description:
Forensics vendor Magnet Forensics, will present the challenges and opportunities in the digital forensics field, with live demos and providing an opportunity to share their thoughts on how Magnet can better serve the law enforcement, Federal and Corporate community, through their products and services. Magnet will present an overview of the newest capabilities and product roadmap of Internet Evidence Finder (IEF), as well as a demo of new products that will address main industry insights on leading technology trends that are impacting digital forensic investigation. All ‘chapter members’ in attendance will be eligible to win the door prize of a full 6 months software license of Internet Evidence Finder (IEF).
Presenter Biography:
Mica Sadler, is Canadian Federal Account Executive and Business Development Manager with over 12 years of experience working in Strategic Enterprise Management. During the early days of Magnet Forensics, Mica managed the Global Enterprise Business unit, assisting in the growth of IEF within the fortune 500. Today, he is responsible for the growth of IEF in the North East USA and Canadian Federal.
Jamie McQuaid CISSP, CFCE, EnCE is a forensics investigator with a background in corporate investigations, spanning various industries from telecommunications to financial services and manufacturing. His responsibilities included conducting both forensic and physical investigations as well as incident response, globally across the organization. McQuaid is currently a Forensics Consultant at Magnet Forensics where he assists in the development of Magnet IEF and provides skilled support to customers with his combined knowledge of Magnet IEF and digital forensics. He holds an Advanced Diploma in Computer Security and Investigations from Fleming College and an Honours B.A. from the University of Toronto.
REMINDER ABOUT THE EXCELLENT TRAINING OPPORTUNITY ON 28 APRIL
The Ottawa Chapter of HTCIA is planning a full day of training on CLOUD FORENSICS. The training is scheduled for Thursday April 28, 2016 at Ben Franklin Place, 101 Centrepointe Drive. There is free parking on site and lunch is included at no cost.
As the general population embraces mobile networking, increasing amounts of data are stored and accessed remotely. Where investigators once had to worry about hard disks, thumb drives and easily concealed storage devices, they now need to be aware of where each device connects to store and access data. A single user may have multiple services activated for pictures, videos, files and social media content.
During the day you will hear from experts in the field – discussing legal and privacy aspects, as well as policy concerns related to forensics on clouded services. This will be augmented by presentation of practical issues and demonstrations of tools and techniques to make your work easier. The Canada Revenue Agency will be demonstrating a cloud forensic tool they have developed in-house. The CRA is seeking internal approval to distribute this tool to participants of our training day.
Cost of the training is only $125 for HTCIA members and $175 for non-members (parking and lunch are included). Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits can be claimed for this training.
Plan to join us on April 28, 2016. Seating will be limited, so save the date in your calendar.
Registration information will be available shortly, but if you want to reserve a seat, please send an email to secretary@htcia-ottawa.org.
Meeting Agenda
- 5:30 – 6:15 PM Registration, Networking, Cash Bar and Grill
- 6:15 – 6:20 PM Introduction of Speaker
- 6:20 – 7:20 PM Presentation
- 7:20 – 7:30 PM Question Period
- 7:30 PM Closing remarks
Cost
Members: free, included in your annual dues
Non-Members: Free, as this is a vendor presentation.