Topic: AI and ML in Digital Forensics: The Future of Forensic Investigations
Abstract:As digital and threat landscapes grow increasingly complex, the need for advanced tools to analyze and investigate cyber incidents becomes paramount. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are revolutionizing digital forensics by enabling faster, more accurate, and efficient investigations. This webinar will explore the transformative role of AI and ML in digital forensics. It will focus on how AI and ML automate evidence collection, detect sophisticated cyberattacks, and accelerate large-scale breach investigations, significantly enhancing the capabilities of forensic investigators. Furthermore, the session will shed light on how AI– and ML-driven forensic tools analyze vast amounts of data, identify patterns, and detect anomalies that would otherwise go unnoticed. By examining these advancements, the discussion will highlight how AI and ML are shaping the future of forensic investigations.
Key Takeaways:
- How AI and ML enhance digital forensic investigations
- Role of AI & ML in cyber-forensic evidence acquisition and analysis
- Overcoming challenges and limitations of AI and ML in forensics
- The future outlook for AI-powered forensic tools
Speaker:
Bennie L. Cleveland Jr., AVP, Cyber Incident Management
Bio: Bennie L. Cleveland Jr. is a distinguished cybersecurity leader with over two decades of experience in cyber incident management, enterprise security, and risk management. Holding certifications such as the C|HFI, C|CISO, CISM, CISA, CRISC, and CIPM, Bennie has demonstrated exemplary leadership in incident response, forensics, and threat intelligence. His strategic oversight ensures robust compliance and comprehensive security measures. Currently serving as AVP of Cyber Incident Management at Chubb, he specializes in identifying high-risk vulnerabilities and mitigating ransomware. Bennie has a proven track record of accelerating incident resolution and enhancing business continuity. He is also a cybersecurity adjunct at Valley Forge Military Academy & College, where he teaches digital forensics.
