DoD Digital Forensics: Unlocking Evidence In Cars, Wearables, And IoT

📆 12/6/2024 12:04 PM

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Digital Forensics, In-Vehicle Infotainment, Telematics

📆 12/6/2024 12:04 PM
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Lars Daniel is the Practice Leader of Digital Forensics at Envista Forensics. He covers cybersecurity and electronic evidence, focusing on the intersection of technology in legal proceedings and our digital lives.

The Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center’s recent emphasis on using AI and leveraging alternative data sources like car in-vehicle telematics and wearable devices when smartphones are inaccessible underscores an important reality of today’s digital world: our devices are deeply interconnected. This interconnection means that even if one device is encrypted or inaccessible, others can serve as alternative reservoirs of overlapping data.

While thorough, this approach can be both time-consuming and resource-intensive. AI could change the game for examiners by automating portions of data analysis, identifying patterns, and highlighting anomalies with unparalleled speed and accuracy. As Nguyen explains, “If you have a Tesla and an iPhone, we can’t break into the phone, but we can get data from the car’s telematics,” For most people, their smartphone acts as a hub, constantly communicating with other devices.

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