The 2010 Digital Forensics International Conference “Digital Forensic Cases, Tools & Techniques” AUT University September 6 & 7 Program
Day 1 – Monday
Time	Event
08:00 – 08:45	Registration	Level 6, Faculty of Business & Law Building, Cnr Wakefield & Mayoral Drive. All day Free Wireless Internet
08:50 – 09:00	Welcome	Brian Cusack, Chair of the Organising Committee Liz Gosling, AUT University Room 503
09:00 – 10:30	Keynote Address “Digital Forensics – Historical Review, International Practices and Future Trends”	Bill Crane, Operations Manager Electronic Crime Labs, NZ Police, Wellington Room 503
10:30 – 10:45 Morning Tea
Stream 1: Mobile Devices	Stream 2: Employer Risk	Stream 3: Tools
1. “GPS Digital Forensic Extraction and Analysis Techniques”. Mark Simms. AUT Digital Forensic Research Labs 2. . “Evidence Extraction in the IPhone Environment”. Ben Knight, AUT Digital Forensic Research Labs Room 611	1. “Application of Electronic Evidence in Employment Matters” Emma Butcher LangtonHudsonButcher 2. “Use of electronic evidence to support digital forensic accounting investigation” Jason Weir. Deloitte Room 610	1. “Forensic Approaches to CCTV & Photographic Images” Rod McCourt, Global Intelligence Solutions 2. “Locating Evidence in Wireless Networks.” Tom Laurenson, AUT Digital Forensic Research Labs Room 613
Lunch 12:30 – 2.00pm
Keynote Address 2.00-3.30pm “ Hardening the Business Information System with Forensic Readiness” Craig Valli, Professor Business Security and Forensics, ECU, Australia Room 503
Afternoon Tea 3.30pm – 3:45pm
Stream 1: Network Forensics	Stream 2: Professional Practice	Stream 3: Tools
1. “email Forensics: An IP Traceback Investigation” Cary Ho, AUT Digital Forensic Research Labs 2. “Locating Network Evidence after a RFID Tag Attack on an SQL Server in the Retail Environment” Ar Kar Kyaw AUT Digital Forensic Research Labs Room 611	1. “Transferring Digital Evidence across Borders: Problems and Issues” Mike Spence. deCyper Ltd. 2. “Remediation’s through electronic evidence” Anthony Drake. KensingtonSwan Room 610	1. “Digital Forensic Tools Update” David Lewis Fulcrum Management, Australia (1 hr) 2. “Using Compression to Reduce Processing Time”, Jon Pearse AUT Digital Forensic Research Labs 3. “Using Distributed DNA to improve password cracking rates” Vishal Bulland, AUT Digital Forensic Research Labs Room 613
Close 5.45pm
Drinks & Lite Dinner 5.45pm – 7:45pm Balcony Lounge 8^th Floor
Day 2 – Tuesday
08:00 – 08:45	Registration	Level 6, Faculty of Business & Law Building, Cnr Wakefield & Mayoral Drive. All day Free Wireless Internet
09:00 – 10:30	Keynote Address “Advances in e-Mail Investigations”	Peter Mercer. Vound Software, USA Room 503
10:30 – 10:45 Morning Tea
Stream 1: Forensics Challenges	Stream 2: Management Issues	Stream 3: Forensic Cases
1. “Catching Fish Fraudsters with Forensics” Mike Smith, Ministry of Fisheries 2. “Visual Intelligence Tools for Data Mining”, Dave Ashton, VisualAnalysis Ltd. Room 611	1. “Electronic Document Discovery” Andrew King, BellGully 2. “Issues in Live Response”, John Peacock & PeterPilley, Department of Internal Affairs Room 610	1. “A New Zealand Intellectual Property Case” Andy Prow, Aura Software Security 2. “ISO/IEC Standardisation Developments for Digital Forensics”, Brian Cusack, AUT Digital Forensic Research Labs Room 613
Lunch 12:30 – 1.30pm
Workshops 1.30 – 4pm
A New Technologies for Email Forensics Peter Mercer Vound Software, USA Email investigations are increasing in importance and becoming more time consuming. This session will highlight common issues that can speed up email review and lessen the workload of forensic investigators. You will be shown how to understand and take advantage of email metadata, content and attachments to understand and find evidence. Room 611	B Digital Forensics for the legal Professional Mike Spence, deCipher Ltd A (non-jargon) explanation of Digital Forensics. An Outline of the process, expert witness testimony. Factors to consider when choosing you Digital forensics expert. Room 610	C Evidential data recovery - locating critical documents and other files. Campbell McKenzie, Director PwC NZ An overview of forensic procedures relating to data recovery, including the collection, examination and reporting of electronic evidence - using tools such as EnCase, FTK, Nuix and Paraben Room 613
Closing Review (4pm – 5pm) “Live Response Tools” Anthony Fong, Microsoft Corp Asia Pacific Room 503

[ Note: Program Changes May Occur Without Liability For The Organisers ]