Examination of an Apple iOS device is a big challenge for Digital Forensics. Apple have focussed on improving the security of their devices over many years with such success that law enforcement was unable to access the devices without the PIN code.
Mark Henderson to speak at Trinity Chambers Crime Seminar
KBC's mobile phone specialist, Mark Henderson, will be the main speaker at a Criminal Law Seminar hosted by Trinity Chambers on Thu
40 Years Of Forensic Science - What Has Changed?
KBC is celebrating 40 years of forensic expertise in 2020. As part of our celebrations, we invited Dr Duncan Woods, former Forensic Biologist with the company, to share his thoughts on what has changed during that time:
A Drug Driver's Tour of the UK and Ireland
Drugs and Toxicology expert, Richard Brown, has put together a useful review of current legislation and issues surrounding Drug Drive cases throughout the UK and Ireland. Scroll down to your relevant jurisdiction.
Indecent Images of Children – Indicative or Not?
The term “Indicative” appears to be gaining prevalence in prosecution SFRs and Statements in relation to digital evidence – but what exactly does that mean for your cases?
Indecent Images of Children – Cashing in on the Cache
In cases relating to indecent images of children, the prosecution often relies on material drawn from web browser caches.
Can Social Media Archives help your case?
At Keith Borer Consultants we examine mobile phones on a daily basis for messages exchanged via social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram.
September 2019 Newsletter now available to download
Our latest newsletter is now available by clicking HERE.
How Reliable Are Negative Fingerprint Results?
The following is an example of a reported negative result providing a rather different result upon independent examination.
Instructing a mobile phone expert – why all the questions?
At Keith Borer Consultants we aim to make it as easy as possible to instruct an expert but when it comes to instructing a mobile telephone expert there are a number of questions we usually need answering before we estimate.