Technology Explosion and Future of Investigations

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The document discusses how technology is rapidly changing the field of investigations and the types of digital evidence that may be encountered. It explores several emerging technologies like the internet of things, wireless medical implants, biometric identification, brainwave hacking, self-driving cars, robots, 3D-printing, drones, virtual worlds, and digital currencies. It notes that crimes and frauds will evolve with new technologies, creating new security, privacy, and evidentiary issues for investigators. The document aims to raise awareness of upcoming technological changes and their implications for future investigations.

Technology

Walt Manning
Walt Manning has more than 35 years of
experience in both law enforcement and private
consulting, focused on the fields of
investigations, digital forensics and e-discovery.
Mr. Manning retired with the rank of lieutenant
after a 20-year career with the Dallas Police
Department. He is a Certified Fraud Examiner
and ACFE faculty member. Mr. Manning holds
a B.A. degree from the University of Dallas, and
has received the Master Police Officer
Certification from the Texas Commission for
Law Enforcement Standards and Education.
©2016 Investigations MD

The Future of Investigations
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The Internet of Things
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The Internet of Things
• Crime and fraud will evolve
• New security and privacy issues?
• New types of digital evidence
• Where will your evidence be?
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Wireless Medical Implants
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Other Medical Devices
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Bio-Hacking
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Perpetual Existence
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Biometric Identification
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Brainwave Hacking
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Self-Driving Cars
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Robots & Crime
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3D-Printing Fraud
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Drone Stalking
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Virtual World Crime
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Digital Currencies
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Data Obfuscation
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Conclusions…
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Thank-you for participating
If you have any questions, please feel free
to email them to:
Walt Manning, Investigations MD
walt.manning@investigationsmd.com
Questions about i-Sight:
info@i-sight.com
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2. Walt Manning Walt Manning has more than 35 years of experience in both law enforcement and private consulting, focused on the fields of investigations, digital forensics and e-discovery. Mr. Manning retired with the rank of lieutenant after a 20-year career with the Dallas Police Department. He is a Certified Fraud Examiner and ACFE faculty member. Mr. Manning holds a B.A. degree from the University of Dallas, and has received the Master Police Officer Certification from the Texas Commission for Law Enforcement Standards and Education. ©2016 Investigations MD

42. Thank-you for participating If you have any questions, please feel free to email them to: Walt Manning, Investigations MD walt.manning@investigationsmd.com Questions about i-Sight: info@i-sight.com 11/11/2016 ©2016 Investigations MD

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