Are you teaching digital forensics? Do you have good practice that you would like to share with the digital forensics / cyber security community? If so, please consider sharing that with us at this event.

Please submit your title and talk abstract by completing this formLink opens in a new window.

Important dates

Presentation abstracts to be submitted by Friday 11th November 2022.

Notification of acceptance will be provided by Mondays 14th November 2022.

Workshop themes

Workshop / paper themes include but are not restricted to

• Development of computer forensics as a discipline
• Challenges in teaching computer forensics
• Assessing computer forensics practical skills
• Structure of computer forensics programmes
• Computer forensics curriculum
• Problem based learning in computer forensics
• Teaching technical issues in computer forensics (hardware and software)
• Development of case material in computer forensics
• Cloud forensics
• Big data forensics
• Intelligent forensics
• Being creative in computer forensics
• Computer forensics futures
• Accreditation and professional bodies
• Professional standards
• Computer forensics employability
• Research in computer forensics