DFIROnline is an opportunity to meet-up monthly
(informally) with other DFIR practitioners. It is being held the third Thursday
of every month @ 2000 hours ET. If you missed tonight's meet-up the archive
will be posted soon. Props to Mike Wilkinson for taking the initiative to organize
(organise for Lee Whitfield) DFIROnline.
Leave comments or
feedback from tonight's meet-up.
These informal meet-ups are a great idea and the digital forensics community
was out in force this evening. Participation (# of attendees)
tripled compared to the first DFIROnline meet up in December, which is archived
and can be viewed here. Great
presentations this evening by Harlan Carvey on "Malware
Detection with An Acquired Image" and Eric
Huber on "The Advanced
Persistent Threat or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love DF/IR". {Be a sheep dog!}
I enjoy watching
Harlan present. He always delivers a practical (something that can be implemented now into your DFIR toolkit/processes) presentation, the DFIR analyst/investigator can understand and deploy immediately. Eric also
delivered a great presentation on the APT...What it is and what it is not; drawing upon his knowledge of history, to demonstrate and define the APT. Make sure you
catch the next DFIROnline meet-up on Thursday, February 16, 2012.
Checkout the
future line-up already scheduled for this year:
Corey Harrell: Ripping
Volume Shadow Copies - Tracking User Activity
Remember to follow #DFIROnline hash tag on Twitter.
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