FTK Over the Air

A podcast dedicated to Exterro's Forensics product, FTK. We'll spend time interviewing digital forensics experts, current clients, and other forensics professionals to give our audience an in-depth overview of our platform's total capabilities.

FTK Over the Air is a technology podcast hosted by Justin Tolman, with 31 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Justin Tolman hosts FTK Over the Air, a technology show with 31 episodes published.

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  Episode #9

  Season 2 - Episode 9: From Pixels to Clarity: Video Forensic Investigations with Blake Sawyer

  Dec 31, 202450 minS2

  <p>In this episode, Justin and Blake discuss the intricacies of video forensics. They explore the importance of video enhancement techniques, the challenges posed by low-quality footage, and the best practices for investigators to ensure they collect the most original evidence. Blake and Justin discuss the complexities of video forensics, emphasizing the importance of video quality, retention strategies, and the challenges faced in recovering surveillance footage. They explore the role of technology in evidence collection, the impact of AI on video authentication, and the necessity of skepticism in evaluating video content. The discussion also touches on audio restoration and best...

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  Episode #8

  Season 2 - Episode 8: Understanding Cryptocurrency

  Aug 22, 20241h 17mS2

  <p>In this episode, Justin brings back Keven Hendricks, founder of the Ubivis Project, to discuss the current state of cryptocurrency, the importance of crypto education, and the immense potential of blockchain technology. While most believe cryptocurrency is in its infancy, Keven makes the case that it's still in its ‘pregnancy’ and so now is the time to start training yourself and gathering the knowledge necessary to investigate crypto-related crimes.</p><p>Keven’s organization works hard to dispel misconceptions about the dark web and he highlights the importance of teamwork and an investigative mindset in tackling cybercrime. Justin and Keven...

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  Episode #7

  Season 2 - Episode 7: Legal Challenges of Synthetic Media

  Aug 8, 20241 hourS2

  <p><b>In this conversation, Justin and Brandon Epstein discuss the use of AI in video forensics and the challenges it presents in terms of authenticity and admissibility in court.</b> <br/><br/>In this week’s conversation, Justin talks with Brandon Epstein of Medex Forensics about the use of AI in video forensics and the challenges of validating and verifying AI-generated results. What’s the biggest hurdle to overcome? Proving the authenticity of video evidence, and its admissibility in court. They also discuss the difficulties in explaining complex AI algorithms and probabilistic results to judges and juries.</p><p>The d...

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  Episode #6

  Season 2 - Episode 6: The Investigator Mindset

  Jul 26, 202452 minS2

  <p><b>Brett Shavers, author of 'Placing the Suspect Behind the Keyboard, Volume 2: DFR Investigative Mindset.' discusses the importance of an investigative mindset in digital forensics and the need to go beyond technical skills. </b>Justin and Brett explore the concepts of perception versus perspective, critical thinking, and the importance of understanding principles rather than relying solely on tools. </p><p>This episode also touches on the topic of regulations in the DFIR field, highlighting the potential benefits of self-regulation and the risks of being over-regulated by those who lack understanding of DFIR. The conversation concludes with insights on b...

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  Episode #5

  Season 2 - Episode 5: Techno Security 2024 Recap

  Jul 8, 20241h 9mS2

  <p>In this episode, Justin and Lynne discuss their experiences at the Techno Security conference. They talk about the busy schedule, the increase in participation by the attendees, and the energy of the event. Justin shares his presentation on distributed workflows and the importance of protecting privacy in investigations. They also talk about the fun swag and the claw machine at the vendor hall, as well as the after-hours event with a large turnout. The conversation covers various topics, including the importance of automation and scalability in forensic labs, the value of networking at conferences, and some travel stories involving...

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