Presentation
Finding evidence and clues using pixels:
Finding evidence and clues using pixels - images and videos in computer forensics examinations! Current image recognition technologies make it possible to effectively use the pixel content of digital images and videos in forensics examinations. Pixels can be used to automatically find known illegal images or videos . e.g. known child pornography, fake dollar bills, fake ID documents- even though the images have been hidden, resized, or modified in any way, and the videos have been cut, edited, or redacted. Pixels can also be used to find yet unknown illegal images, by automatically pointing the analyst to images that are likely to belong to suspect categories: weapons, paramilitary images, pornography or child pornography, technical plans... Systems can be trained to recognize any sort of object or images to help find evidence and clues in the always larger amounts of digital images and videos forensics analysts are facing nowadays.
Biography
Kevin Smith, VP Sales LTU Technologies
Prior to joining LTU, Kevin spent over 10 years in various sales and delivery roles with global system integrators Accenture and Computer Sciences Corporation. Most recently, Kevin was responsible for CSC.s Federal Case Management practice. In that role, he marketed value-added strategic solutions leveraging partnerships with key technology vendors and his deep Public Sector domain expertise. He had previously spent over five years delivering Enforcement, Investigative, and Customer case management solutions to both Private and Public Sector clients. Kevin has significant technical skill and domain expertise and is a proud alumnus of Morehouse College.
Agenda
March 11, 2008
5:30-6:15 PM Registration, Networking, Cash Bar and Grill
6:15-6:20 PM Introduction of Speaker
6:20-7:20 PM Presentation
7:20-7:35 PM Question Period
7:35-7:40 PM Closing remarks