Senior Forensic Associates are responsible for onsite and remote collection of electronically stored information (ESI) from computers, mobile devices, collaboration apps and cloud repositories. Using state-of-the-art technology, they process and analyse data in support of forensic investigations and litigation. What will this person do? Perform forensically sound collections of ESI from laptops, desktops, mobile devices, hard drives, servers and cloud data sources both onsite and remotely. Verify, extract and analyze data in support of investigations and litigation Conduct custodian interviews to identify relevant data sources Provide proactive status updates to both internal and external clients Prepare remote collection kits for redeployment Log and track evidence, update chain of custody logs and follow evidence management best practices Enter billable time and descriptions into billing system. Perform other related duties as assigned...

CyRec are working with a 'big four' consultancy that are recruiting for a Technical Lead, working within their Forensic Technology department. You'll be responsible for the following: Acting as the technical lead of client projects Managing the team and day-to-day operations within the lab Working with third party vendors in generating reports Supporting business development activities, such as writing proposals Working closely with the eDiscovery team, to support on-going projects We're looking for candidates that have the following experience: Minimum of 7 years experience, working within a DF position. Previous experience working for a professional services organisation Experience in managing a team and leading engagements Opportunities to progress into Directorship within 3 years of joining, plus access to huge corporate clients, working on complex cases. Salary up to £95,000 plus £15,000 in cash benefits. Hybrid-working with the expectation of...

The Digital Forensic Unit (DFU) is responsible for the processing and analysis of all digital evidence seized by or provided to the Serious Fraud Office. This includes the collection of evidence on site, forensic extraction of any items seized or received, and the processing of these items into a medium that Case Teams can access through the SFO eDiscovery Systems. The DFU works closely with the Case Teams to ensure that required material is delivered in a timely and appropriate manner. Digital Forensic Specialists are required to be subject matter experts on a range of digital forensic matters and processes in order to process, analyse and report on Digital Forensic casework and to give guidance to non-technical staff in order that digital material can be obtained and reviewed effectively. You will have responsibility for the management and delivery of day to day tasks undertaken by technicians on a variety of digital media and systems, providing clear and concise details...

£51,840 to £56,549 plus a Location allowance of £1,721. You will receive £51,840 the band minimum. Progress to the band maximum of £56,549 will be via incremental progression. This is an exciting opportunity to join the Met Police Service's Digital Forensics (DF) team as a Digital Strategy Advisor (DSA). We are looking for three driven, flexible and enthusiastic individuals to provide technical and investigative support to operational investigators. Advice may be proactive or reactive and will assist investigators to ensure the digital evidence obtained for their cases is necessary and proportionate to acquire from suspects, witnesses and victims. DSAs don’t have line management responsibilities, however as a senior grade within the department they will spend time supporting managers as a visible presence across the DF’s various locations. They will also be responsible for overseeing training and development of the Digital Media Investigators (DMI’s) in the newly...