Placing the Suspect Behind the Keyboard

Attribution is key.

DFIR Investigation Resources

The book launch is over

I planned for 100 books but by the second day, 400 books were ordered through the book launch. More were ordered through Amazon.

If you missed the book launch, you can of course purchase directly from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, IngramSpark, and other booksellers online and in stores.

 

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Transform from an analyst into a DFIR Investigator!

Are you ready to pioneer a new era in digital forensics? Placing the Suspect Behind the Keyboard invites you to join our groundbreaking community and embark on a journey to master the art of cybercrime investigation.

At the heart of our offering is the DFIR Investigative Mindset course, launching live and OnDemand in May 2024. Led by industry trailblazers, this course will equip you with the mindset, skills, and strategies needed to unravel even the most complex cases and bring perpetrators to justice.

PSBK Online Community

Be among the first to join our vibrant online community of original gangsters (OGs) in cybercrime investigation. Engage in discussions, share insights, and collaborate on groundbreaking cases as we carve out a new path in the world of DFIR..

DFIR Case Studies

Dive deep into the series of DFIR case studies meticulously analyzed to provide you with actionable insights and real-world strategies. Put yourself in the shoes of investigators, suspects, and the court to sharpen your analytical skills and become a true investigator in cybercrime investigation.

The only resource dedicated to DFIR casework focusing on attribution

If you can't place a person at a place and time with a device, are you really DFIRing?

Tools are just tools.

Work a case.  Don't be a tool.  

Tool monkey?

Put on your DFIR investigator hat. Join in the discussion of attribution and the methods to make a case. Identify the suspect. Tie the devices to the suspect. Prove the case.  Tools can't do that: only you can.