MSAB - Challenging the BFU Myth

MSAB is the global leader in digital forensic technology for mobile device examination and analysis. The company has, since its founding in 1984, set the global standard for the digital forensics industry. The MSAB vision is to empower every investigation with digital forensic solutions – for a safer world. A core value is to run an ethics-driven company with innovation and results. This “how” sets the company apart from competition, but it is the “why” – to contribute to a safer world – that truly makes us unique.

The company is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden. As a truly global company MSAB also has offices in the USA, UK, Canada, Europe, Asia, and Australia, as well as a network of distributors around the world.

Adam Firman boasts a distinguished career in law enforcement, with over 15 years’ experience as a police officer and proficiency in various digital forensic solutions. He is well-versed in industry standards related to digital forensics and has been a certified trainer since 2014. He is a frequent speaker at global industry events on digital forensic topics and has served as an expert witness in high-profile court cases. Adam is deeply committed to serving and protecting the community.

Greg Masterson is the Director of the Technical Sales team and the Technical Training Team. Transitioning from an impressive 25-year career in law enforcement, Greg joined MSAB in 2018 as a Tech Sales Engineer in the US. He has extensive experience as a Forensic Examiner, Technology Instructor, Subject Matter Expert, Electronic Surveillance Technician, Intelligence Analyst, and public speaker.

Martin Westman has worked in the mobile device technology field since 1994, Joined MSAB 2018 and is currently working as Exploit Research Manager for MSAB. With a long history in the mobile arena, he can share tales all the way from being part of creating Bluetooth to life where mobile surfing in 14.4 Kbit/s speed was mind blowing. He has a dedication to assist law enforcement and government agencies in successfully acquiring mobile data from challenging and complex cases. Martin is also the first known individual that have done a solar powered chip-off. Once in Nevada he used a magnifying glass and successfully lifted the chip of an USB drive and dumped the data to recover deleted artifacts.