Topic: From Logs to Evidence – Forensic Workflows in Cloud Environments
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Cloud environments introduce complexity, scale, and shared responsibility, making forensic investigations both important and challenging. The second installment of the ”From Logs to Evidence” webinar series focuses on forensic workflows in public, private, and hybrid cloud infrastructures. Attendees will learn techniques for preserving evidence, maintaining the chain of custody, and navigating multi-tenant environments, while gaining insights into collecting and analyzing forensic evidence from cloud-native services, virtual machines, and containerized applications.
Key Takeaways:
- Navigating the complexities of cloud architecture
- Tools and techniques for cloud-specific incident analysis
- Best practices for collecting and analyzing logs
- Real-world case studies of forensic workflows in the cloud
Speaker:
Amber Schroader, CEO & Founder, Paraben Corporation
Bio: Over the past three decades, Amber Schroader has been a driving force for innovation in digital forensics. Ms. Schroader has developed many software programs, courses, and guides in the areas of recovering data from smartphones, computer hard drives, cloud, email, and gaming systems. She has established protocols for the seizure and processing of digital evidence that have been used by numerous organizations throughout the world. She has coined the concepts of the “360-degree approach to digital forensics” and “Forensics of Everything-FoE,” with her focus on unique problems in digital evidence and solutions. Ms. Schroader has been a significant industry influence in advocating for the big-picture consideration of digital evidence. An accomplished design architect, curriculum developer, and instructor, she has written and taught numerous classes in this specialized field and has earned multiple certifications. She continues to contribute to the field through book contributions and other industry speaking engagements.
