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Evidence pertains to facts or information demonstrating that something is true. Evidence can include information on frame rate, data breaches, smart home, metadata, national security, phenotyping, privacy, metadata, genetic tests, and privacy.
Body-worn Cameras or BWCs have seen a dramatic increase in use by law enforcement officers and agencies in the United States and Internationally. These cameras are changing the scope and practices of policing.
Video camera surveillance systems can be used by retail establishments to deter crime, catch thieves, and promote customer trust. Are cameras right for you?
Law enforcement agencies use body cams to enhance transparency. However, the high costs of video redaction for privacy protection can burden police budgets. CaseGuard offers an efficient solution with automated redaction, ensuring privacy.
The shift from paper to electronic medical records has heightened awareness of private health information control. Digital access has increased both authorized and unauthorized exposure, though privacy remains a core value for healthcare providers.
Metadata is generally a way to describe what other data you are looking for. It is a filing system of sorts. Learning how EXIF data tracks your files, can help you better manage them, or change the settings to protect your privacy.
Forensic metadata is used to help prove cases, solve crimes, and assist in other investigations. Understanding the metadata concept is just a beginning to knowing how that information can be used, managed, or altered to solve a problem.
Who’s listening and recording your personal calls? Most Americans know it’s illegal to wiretap without a FISA Court order. But are we truly protected from illegal surveillance?
There is some urgency in learning and understanding the scientific methods involved in evidence collection and forensic testing. Not only is forensics now facing public scrutiny, but labs are dealing with scandal as many wrongful convictions have been discovered based on junk science.
For anyone involved, investigators or attorneys, a basic understanding of the fingerprint collection process, how they are located and lifted, can help everyone recognize inaccurate or faulty science in the results. If there is a need to cross-examine a crime scene specialist or as a witness to answer questions, an understanding of the techniques of locating, lifting, and identifying fingerprints is essential.
There is a great deal of difference between a DNA match and a bite mark match. One test is done scientifically, is measured, and the results are factual. The other is done by human comparisons, visual referrals, ideas, and personal objectivity. Knowing how the science is collected, tested, and compared can make a great deal of difference in the measurability of the ‘truth’ behind the results.