Computer Forensics and e-discovery

Starts: Thursday 08 April 2010, 8:00AM

Finishes: Thursday 08 April 2010, 9:30AM

Venue: Telstra HQ, Conference Room 1, 242 Exhibition Street Melbourne

Topic: Computer forensics and e-discovery

• The establishment and evolution of IT Forensics,
• Emerging trends and issues faced in IT Forensics today,
• Harnessing advanced techniques in investigations, analysis and electronic information review; and
• Considerations for the future.

Speaker: Blare Sutton

Blair Sutton - Senior Manager - Ernst & Young - Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services

Blair has been involved in the identification and preservation of evidence in large corporations under the restriction of business continuity, legal professional privilege and privacy concerns including:

• Co-ordination and execution of Search Orders ("Anton Piller Orders") in single and multiple locations simultaneously;
• Development of protocols for identification and exclusion of documents subject to legal professional privilege, privacy or relevancy claim from forensically preserved electronic data
• Assistance in drafting and application for several successful court applications and orders involving electronic information;
• Reconstruction of business records from maliciously damaged data;
• Consolidation, normalization and subsequent analysis of disparately stored electronic information; and
• Development and lecturer of two subjects in the Masters of eForensics and Enterprise Security at the University of Melbourne

Agenda:

8:00am - Registration, networking and light breakfast

8:30am - Introduction, AISA notices and a word from our sponsors

8:35am - Presentation

9:25am - Wrap up

9:30am - Close

 

Many thanks to our sponsors:

AISA thanks RSA for sponsoring this meeting.

AISA thanks Telstra for sponsoring providing the venue.