'Cyber-Crime & Digital Evidence' Briefings

Seminars and specialist briefings exploring the role of Information Technology in crime and the tools being employed by security and law enforcement agencies to counter the threats.  From the forensic assessment of mobile phones to the decrypting of enciphered materials, join Hogan Brown at these informal events geared towards helping educate those on the front line.  Each event features a host of case studies and technical demonstrations, allowing delegates to get a feel for the work that is often hidden behind the scenes.

Key concepts and fundamental principles, covered in an informal manner, provide the chance for you to raise your questions in front of the experts.  In addition, each event provides fantastic networking opportunities with subject matter specialists, researchers and legal practitioners.  A light buffet and entertainment is freely included to round off the evening.

Past seminars and briefings are archived for future reference.

• FORENSIC ASSESSMENTS OF MOBILE PHONES
  Date: 25th January 2006
  Venue: Western Rooms, Anglican Cathedral, Liverpool
  
  
  
• INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR LEGAL COMMUNITY
  Date: March 2006
  Venue: Liverpool
  
  
  
• CYBER-CRIME - BUILDING A DEFENCE
  Date: April 2006
  Venue: Liverpool
  
  
  
• PROSECUTING CRIMES INVOLVING IT
  Date: May 2006
  Venue: Liverpool