Davin Teo’s talk was fascinating as there was no established training or formal program for digital forensics when he got his big start. I found his story of how he succeeded as a digital forensics investigator to be unique and lucky to get into the ground floor of digital forensics. His first real opportunity was a random email asking recipients to apply for the very first digital forensics practice in Australia, and that’s where his career took off. As digital forensics specialists, it’s essential that the evidence they collect cannot be disputed by establishing a chain of custody.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Davin Teo’s talk was fascinating as there was no established training or formal program for digital forensics when he got his big start. I found his story of how he succeeded as a digital forensics investigator to be unique and lucky to get into the ground floor of digital forensics. His first real opportunity was… <\/p>\n