Showing posts with label Explicit Image Detection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Explicit Image Detection. Show all posts

Now Available OnDemand: Advanced Internet Examinations Course

Good news: Now you can learn the latest browser artifacts and peer-to-peer sharing applications in our newly recorded EnCase OnDemand Advanced Internet Examinations course. Examiners who take this updated class will leave equipped to understand user activity and recover evidence critical for your investigations.

Image Analyzer – A Case Simulation in EnCase Forensic

Robert Bond

A new release of Image Analyzer is now available on App Central that now supports the scanning of images for pornographic content in both entries and records. This means investigators can analyze images in the records tab that have been extracted from email archives and compounded files.

Let’s take a look at how an investigator might use Image Analyzer as part of an investigation involving email misuse in a large corporate environment.

Image Analyzer – Categorizer App for Pictures

Robert Bond

The task of correctly identifying pornographic images in either criminal or civil investigations can be very time consuming and is often like looking for a ‘needle in a haystack’. A single case can contain thousands or even millions of images, most of which are not relevant to the investigation. Even when reviewing images in a convenient thumbnail gallery, a human can only moderate about 5000 images per hour when fatigue is taken into consideration. Therefore cases requiring image review are typically labour intensive and are often postponed; creating a backlog of cases which further compounds the issue.