DataFocus 2024

11:00 - 11:30

SECURCUBE: Disprove the suspect's alibi using 5G coverage and multi-source digital evidence

Nicola Chemello

Nicola Chemello is an accomplished Information Engineer with expertise in computer engineering. As the co-founder and CEO of Securcube, he has significantly contributed to digital forensic software development, particularly in phone records analysis and cell coverage measurements. Chemello, a renowned speaker and consultant in digital forensics, has provided key insights at numerous international seminars and conferences, leveraging his extensive experience in forensic analysis of electronic devices and digital investigations.

11:30 - 12:00

Magnet Forensics: What’s new with Magnet AXIOM?

Chris Blight

Chris joined the Magnet Forensics team in January 2020 as a Forensics Trainer, delivering training on topics such as Cloud investigations, MacOS, Mobile forensics and Incident Response. Prior to joining Magnet, Chris served over 15 years in law enforcement with South Wales Police. This included working in scientific support as a video specialist, and as an Investigator at the Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime Unit (DFCCU). He was also responsible for the management and development of the infrastructure, storage solutions and digital forensic technologies within the DFCCU. Chris now works as a Solutions Consultant, helping customers design and implement digital forensic solutions within their labs.

12:30 – 13:00

OXYGEN FORENSICS: Top 5 things about Oxygen Forensic® Detective

Tanya Pankova

With over 15 years of experience in the DFIR industry,Tanya has held diverse roles in Quality Assurance and Marketing, alongside being a speaker at industry events. With a focus on product marketing strategies, she currently leads product management initiatives in the company.

12:30 - 13:00

CYACOMB: Find CSAM in seconds

Alina Kichigina

Alina has been with Cyacomb since 2021 focusing on business and sales development. After a brief appearance in a hit soap opera, she decided to set aside the bright lights and cameras and focus instead on effecting real change in the field of real world safe guarding and online safety. She has taken Cyacomb Rapid Digital Triage solutions to new markets within Europe, North America and Asia Pacific.

14:30 - 15:00

PHONEXIA: Using Speech Technologies in the Realms of Defense and Investigation

Jan Pavlik

Jan Pavlik is a Global Sales Manager in Phonexia. He has been a key player in Phonexia for over three years, bringing a wealth of experience into many government as well as commercial projects. His diverse background combines academic knowledge with practical application in organizations around the world.

11: 00 - 11:30

Fighting Cybercrime - The Approach of the United States

Nevenka Lastrić-Đurić

Nevenka works at the U.S. Embassy in Zagreb for the Department of State as a Foreign Service National. She serves as the legal adviser in the International Computer Hacking and Intellectual Property Attorney Advisor Office, covering Central and Eastern Europe, and Central Asia. She advises the U.S. Attaché, develops high-level contacts, analyzes potential partners, supports regional workshops, delivers training, and strengthens the rule of law. Previously, she worked at the European Parliament and as a private law clerk focusing on international arbitration. She holds degrees from the University of Zagreb and American University in Washington D.C. She is also an alumna of the Academy for Political Development.

11:30 - 12:00

Encryption and the Legitimacy of Obtained Evidence

Mario Grubišić

Mario Grubišić, born and raised in Makarska, completed his law degree at the University of Split and completed his legal internship at the Municipal Court in Makarska. After successfully passing the bar exam, he began working as an advisor at the Municipal State Attorney’s Office in Makarska in 2006, where he worked until the end of 2009. He was then appointed as the Deputy Municipal State Attorney in Zagreb, where he handled criminal cases covering various areas of crime, including cybercrime.

Since 2015, he has served as the Deputy Director of the Office for Fighting Corruption and Organized Crime and has been actively involved in the European Judicial Cybercrime Network (EJCN) at EUROJUST since the end of 2016, serving as the contact point for the Republic of Croatia. He is proficient in English and has knowledge of German and Italian.

12:00 - 12:30

Collaboration with the private sector in gathering electronic evidence

Ivan Glavić

Ivan Glavić, graduated from the Faculty of Law in Zagreb in 2001 and defended his doctoral dissertation in 2011. He later became a research associate focusing on law, criminology, and victimology. In his career, he worked in state attorney’s offices in Zagreb, holding various positions, including leading the department for economic crime. He participated in international projects, such as leading the Croatian delegation to the Committee of the Convention on Cybercrime, and actively contributed to the development of programs and training for cybercrime combat leaders. He has also been a lecturer and leader at various conferences, seminars, and workshops on cybercrime.

12:30 - 13:00

Electronic evidence and computer forensic analysis in judicial proceedings

Marija Boban

Marija Boban, PhD., is full professor of Information and Communication Sciences at the Faculty of Law, University of Split, the director and founder of the consulting firm TechFuturo Innovation, specializing in business consulting in the digital age since 2017,  and the head of the Department of Economic, Financial, and Information Sciences and Statistics, as well as the head of the Department of Information Sciences and Statistics at the Faculty of Law, University of Split, where she has been employed since 2000.

As an expert in information security, personal data protection, crisis communication, data management, right to access information, systematic national security, and computer forensics, she teaches courses such as Intellectual Property and Information Security, Communications and Communication Skills, Computer Crime, Legal Informatics, Statistics and Methodology of Social Research, National Security Systems, and Electronic Business at the Faculty of Law in Split and the Department of Forensic Sciences at the University of Split. She is also an external collaborator with the University of Applied Sciences “Nikola Tesla” in Gospić, the University of Applied Sciences “Marko Marulić” in Knin, and the Faculty of Law, University of Mostar.

Marija Boban, PhD., is the author and co-author of 7 textbooks and 140 scientific and professional papers cited in internationally recognized citation databases such as Scopus and Web of Science. She has participated as a lecturer in over 130 international and domestic scientific and professional conferences, presenting papers published in conference proceedings and relevant scientific and professional journals. She has received numerous awards and recognitions and has established herself as an expert in information security, personal data protection, crisis communication, crisis management, artificial intelligence, blockchain technologies, e-Health, e-Government, and computer forensics through her many years of scientific and professional work.

14:00 - 14:30

The challenges of Artificial Intelligence in criminal proceedings

Goran Supančić

Goran Supančić, Deputy County State Attorney in Varaždin since June 1, 2020, previously serving as the municipal state attorney in Varaždin (since October 1, 2015), and as Deputy State Attorney in Varaždin and Čakovec since February 4, 2009. Regular lecturer at workshops of the Judicial Academy on ‘Cybercrime – basic, advanced, and specialist training’ and ‘Electronic evidence and evidence related to encrypted devices’ throughout 2021, 2022, and 2023. Member of the Specialized Group for Fighting Computer Crime.

14:30 - 15:00

Multifactor authentication

Bruno Moslavac

PhD. Bruno Moslavac, born on March 18, 1976, in Virovitica, has over 20 years of experience in the judiciary. After graduating from the Faculty of Law at the University of Osijek, he specialized in criminal law sciences at the Faculty of Law in Zagreb. He has worked as a deputy and municipal prosecutor in Virovitica, as well as a secretary of a higher education institution in Virovitica. Currently, he serves as the Deputy County Prosecutor in Bjelovar. Dr. Moslavac has participated as a lecturer and panelist at numerous conferences, focusing on areas such as cybercrime and judicial policy.

15:00 - 15:30

AI - Short and Crisp Legal Vision

Patricia Ayodeji

Patricia Ayodeji, with over 20 years’ experience providing legal services for Multinationals, SMEs, law firms, entrepreneurs, and private individuals, and Founder of E-PDP PROTECCIÓN DE DATOS PERSONALES ® Patricia is a British, dual qualified Civil Law and Common Law lawyer. Solicitor for England & Wales. Abogado for Spain. Her dual qualification means that she can practice both in Spain, & England and Wales. Specialities in Law: Information, Technology & Communications, Privacy, Data Protection, E-Commerce, and Intellectual Property, Compliance. She works closely with different Embassies and Governmental departments as an international lawyer.  Awarded Civil Law Lawyer 2019 and 2020 in Spain, from International Advisory Experts, having received exceptional commendation from her peers. Regular conference speaker on e-evidence and data protection in different European member states. Experience includes training Bulgarian Judges in e-evidence.

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patricia-ayodeji-digitallawyer/?locale=en_US

Website https://e-pdp.eu/

15:30 - 16:00

AI in the Courtroom: Assessing its Impact Friend or Foe

Esther George

16:00 - 16:30

The legal aspects of collecting, processing, and presenting digital evidence in criminal and administrative proceedings

Dražen Škrtić

Dražen Škrtić, Ph.D., is a doctor of social sciences specializing in law, specifically criminal law, criminal procedural law, criminology, and victimology. He has been employed at the Ministry of the Interior since 1990 and serves as a police advisor in the Criminal Investigation Department of the Karlovac Police Department. Additionally, he is an external collaborator at the Polytechnic of Criminalistics and Security Studies, holding the title of senior lecturer.

11:00 - 13:00

GMD SOFT: Mobile, Cloud, Drone & Video Forensics with MD-SERIES (Hall D)

Taeho Lee (Alex)

After graduating from a Criminal Justice college with a major in computer science and information security, Alex started his career in GMDSOFT as a technical support. He conducted software training courses for prominent international law enforcement agencies, including INP, IPA, UAE MODC, and HKPF. In this capacity, Alex plays a vital role in supporting and training global investigators to fulfil their duties. He is also a Mobile forensics trainer of GCMP course.

14:00 - 16:00

CELLEBRITE: Accelerating Justice with Cellebrite Case-To-Closure (C2C) New Platform (Hall E)

Ariel Karayev

Ariel Karayev is an experienced sales engineer with more than 20 years of experience in the networking, telecom industry & cyber security. Ariel joined Cellebrite 6 years ago and he has deep understanding of service providers and law enforcement customer needs.