What Counsel Should Know About the EDR Pre-Crash Buffer
The five seconds of pre-crash data on a modern Event Data Recorder look authoritative on paper. They are not always what they appear, and counsel should know why before they go into a deposition.
User Action or System Behaviour? The Hardest Question in Digital Forensics
In fraud, insider-threat, and cybercrime cases, the central question is rarely whether something happened on a system. It is whether a person caused it to happen.
Audio Deepfakes Are Already Showing Up in Casework
Synthetic voices have moved out of the research lab and into civil and criminal proceedings. The discipline of detecting them is younger than the technology that produces them — and counsel should know what that means.