This Episode Features Tyler Hatch of DFI Forensics...wait...what? I Was Honoured to Be a Guest on Cyber.SC's Cyber Monday Podcast.
The Digital Forensics Files PodcastShow Notes
Since the inception of DFI Forensics in July, 2018, I have had the phenomenal support of my trusted colleagues, Dominic Vogel and Christian Redshaw of Cyber.SC. They are my "go-to" cyber security professionals who excel at providing meaningful data security and information security solutions to businesses. Cyber.SC had a long running video series called, "Cyber Monday". It was so good that it eventually caught the eye of a production team that wanted to turn their content into a video podcast series, also called "Cyber Monday". You can subscribe to the program here. My friends had me on their podcast to talk digital forensics, incident response and my background as a practicing litigation lawyer in Vancouver, BC! It was such a great conversation that I wanted to publish it on this podcast. Connect with Cyber.sc on all social media: https://twitter.com/cyberdotsc https://www.facebook.com/cybersdotsc/ http://instagram.com/cyberdotsc
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