The 7 April 2026 DFM round-up covers a cyberattack on the Patriot Regional Emergency Communications Center in Massachusetts that disrupted non-emergency lines while 911 remained operational, and ENISA’s progress on cybersecurity certification for EU Digital Identity Wallets ahead of accelerating …
Digital Forensics Magazine’s 1 April 2026 DFIR roundup covers three items directly relevant to law enforcement cyber operations. The European Commission confirmed on 30 March that the 24 March cyberattack on infrastructure hosting Europa.eu resulted in data theft, raising shared …
The Digital Forensics Magazine 30 March roundup covers: the European Commission confirming a data breach on 30 March following the 24 March attack on Europa web platform infrastructure, reversing earlier statements that the incident was contained; the F5 BIG-IP vulnerability …
INTERPOL’s Innovation Centre at the Global Complex for Innovation in Singapore is prioritising digital forensics, drone data analysis, and AI-driven synthetic media as key technology areas shaping modern policing. Working with law enforcement agencies, academia, and industry, the centre is …
Computer Weekly reports that Cellebrite has demonstrated Guardian Investigate linking cell site data, Google Maps location records, social media posts and call records in near real time as evidence is uploaded, enabling investigators to track movements and map relationships without …
A quantum security analyst has published five predictions for post-quantum cryptography adoption in 2026, including the arrival of the first binding PQC compliance requirements in regulated sectors and an acceleration in third-party supply-chain risk assessments for quantum readiness. The piece …
The 7 April 2026 DFM round-up covers a cyberattack on the Patriot Regional Emergency Communications Center in Massachusetts that disrupted non-emergency lines while 911 remained operational, and ENISA’s progress on cybersecurity certification for EU Digital Identity Wallets ahead of accelerating …
Digital Forensics Magazine’s 1 April 2026 DFIR roundup covers three items directly relevant to law enforcement cyber operations. The European Commission confirmed on 30 March that the 24 March cyberattack on infrastructure hosting Europa.eu resulted in data theft, raising shared …
The Digital Forensics Magazine 30 March roundup covers: the European Commission confirming a data breach on 30 March following the 24 March attack on Europa web platform infrastructure, reversing earlier statements that the incident was contained; the F5 BIG-IP vulnerability …
INTERPOL’s Innovation Centre at the Global Complex for Innovation in Singapore is prioritising digital forensics, drone data analysis, and AI-driven synthetic media as key technology areas shaping modern policing. Working with law enforcement agencies, academia, and industry, the centre is …
Computer Weekly reports that Cellebrite has demonstrated Guardian Investigate linking cell site data, Google Maps location records, social media posts and call records in near real time as evidence is uploaded, enabling investigators to track movements and map relationships without …
A quantum security analyst has published five predictions for post-quantum cryptography adoption in 2026, including the arrival of the first binding PQC compliance requirements in regulated sectors and an acceleration in third-party supply-chain risk assessments for quantum readiness. The piece …