Digital Forensics Jobs Round-Up, June 15 2026

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Explore a selection of the latest DFIR employment opportunities in this week’s Forensic Focus jobs round-up....

Jason Lesser, Founder, Map and Track

Jason Lesser, Founder, Map and Track

Location evidence is about more than coordinates — Jason Lesser explains how movement patterns from mobile devices can help investigators build a clearer picture of events....read more

Amped Podcast Episode 1 – CCTV Nightmares: Chain Of Custody Secrets From Scene To Courtroom

Amped Podcast Episode 1 – CCTV Nightmares: Chain Of Custody Secrets From Scene To Courtroom

Lucy Carey-Shields and Blake Sawyer from Amped Software sit down to talk about CCTV nightmares and protecting the chain of custody from scene to courtroom....read more

What’s Really Slowing Your Extractions? (Hint: Not Your Tools)

What’s Really Slowing Your Extractions? (Hint: Not Your Tools)

In digital forensics, the wrong cable can turn a phone extraction from minutes into hours — Alex Coley explains why bandwidth labels are only part of the story in MSAB’s latest blog....read more

Digital Forensics Round-Up, June 10 2026

Read the latest DFIR news – SANS’ AI framework for DFIR, psychological risks for analysts, AI-generated CSAM in U.S. courts, Perceptor’s open-source investigation platform, and more.

Forensic Focus Digest, June 05 2026

Discover what’s new on Forensic Focus – explore video timing in Amped FIVE, meet STNDRDS AB founder Andreas Antonsen, see what’s new in ADF Pro v6.3, and more.

Video Timing In Amped FIVE

Video timing can make or break forensic interpretation — Amped Software explains how Amped FIVE helps analysts evaluate timing sources, verify reliability, and preserve authenticity in video evidence.

Digital Forensics Round-Up, June 03 2026

Read the latest DFIR news – DFIR well-being study results, agentic AI forensic blind spots, the latest ADF tools, deepfake image analysis workflows, and more.

Andreas Antonsen, Founder, STNDRDS AB

Andreas Antonsen, founder of STNDRDS AB, explains why S-EVA is built around source-cited lexicons, offline analysis, and evidence-grade outputs investigators can defend in court.