Webinar: Effectively Conduct Forensic Investigations in a Zero-Trust Environment

Effectively Conduct Forensic Investigations in a Zero-Trust Environment

About

Every day, corporations are faced with insider and outsider threats. Because of that, the Zero-Trust security approach is quickly becoming the standard for both corporations and federal agencies. While ZTN (Zero Trust Network Access) solutions are helping these corporations and agencies enhance control over their security infrastructure, it poses some challenges to internal DFIR (Digital Forensics and Incident Response) and security teams, such as the inability to effectively collect data from remote endpoints when needed. Within the United States, government agencies, and those doing business with government agencies have been mandated to adopt a Zero-Trust level of security by 2024.

This webinar will discuss:
- Best Practices for completing forensic investigations in a Zero-Trust environment;
- How to improve your company's security posture;
- How Zero-Trust may impact the legitimate security work being carried out by agencies and organizations.

Presenter

Justin Tolman

Forensic Subject Matter Expert, Exterro

Justin Tolman is the Forensic Subject Matter Expert at Exterro. He was formerly the Director of Training for North America at AccessData prior to and after the acquisition by Exterro. Justin has been developing written and video programs and training AccessData clients worldwide for almost 6 years. He also consults with clients on investigations and problems related to forensic issues and procedures. In his new role, Justin will be creating content related to forensic processes, technologies, and workflows, including those related to Forensic Toolkit (FTK). He will also interface with forensic professionals industry-wide to produce better tools and workflows that will help investigators be more successful in their work. Prior to working for AccessData, Justin worked as a Computer Forensic Specialist for the state of Ohio’s Bureau of Criminal Investigations. Justin has a Master’s Degree in Cyber Forensics from Purdue University and a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Information Technology from Brigham Young University—Idaho.