Anatomy of a Forensic Collection from a Smartphone and How to Use GenAI to Analyze the Evidence

Of the 80 mobile apps installed on the average smartphone, custodians typically utilize 9 mobile apps daily and 30 mobile apps monthly. Many smartphone apps can cross individual and corporate domains which creates a challenge for making sure corporate data is secure.
Increased reliance on smartphones due the digital transformation of corporations, anytime and anywhere access to data, the proliferation of integrated apps, and the increased popularity of BYOD (bring your own device) programs make smartphones highly relevant sources of ESI (electronically stored information) for most cases.
Once the smartphone data has been collected, GenAI can help identify patters, detect anomalies, correlate data points, summarize the data, and provide unparalleled insights. This includes analyzing text messages, call logs, app usage, location data, and multimedia files.
During this informative session, you'll learn:
- Forensically sound collection procedures and documentation
- The scope of ESI that can be collected
- Forensic collection methods and workflow for mobile devices
- How to assess exfiltrated and deleted ESI
- Best practices to avoid mistakes and corruption of ESI
- How to perform remote iPhone collections
- How to leverage GenAI to analyze Smartphone forensic data
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