Every DFIR case eventually reaches the same question: Can you prove it was them?

Artifacts do not prove responsibility by themselves.

✓ An IP address is not a person.
✓ A device is not a confession.
✓ A login is not always attribution.
✓ A timeline is not the same as proof.

This session shows how to think through attribution before you overstate, understate, or miss the point completely.

Evidence can tell you what happened. Attribution helps prove who did it.

You will learn how to connect evidence to a person using facts, context, behavior, access, knowledge, and intent.


Included:

✓ Live 60-minute training session

âś“ Certificate of Attendance

âś“ Replay access for 48 hours

 Attendee Bonuses:

âś“ $25 credit toward PSBK CASEWORK

âś“ $25 credit toward the DFIR Investigative Mindset book

You pay only $5 to secure your spot and get up to $50 credit.

 That is the offer.  Reserve your seat. Limited to available seats.


The hardest question in digital forensics is not what happened.

It's proving who did it.

Bad attribution creates bad decisions.

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Terms: 48-hour replay access.

Credits: Issued after live session and expire 48 hours afterward.

Certificates are issued after attendance is verified.

PSBK | Placing the Suspect Behind the Keyboard®
Training by Brett Shavers
brett@suspectbehindthekeyboard.comÂ