Topics in Digital Forensics
This lecture track is filled with experts in digital forensics presenting on the current and emerging trends and topics that are important to digital forensic specialists today.

Digital Forensics Labs
Whether new to forensics or a seasoned professional, you’ll gain invaluable practical information in this lab track, which is packed with sessions that introduce fundamental and best-practices concepts and techniques for completing digital investigations.

Advanced Digital Forensics Labs
If you are looking to expand the tools and techniques in your digital forensics arsenal this is the track for you. Specifically created for the experienced forensic professional, the sessions in the Advanced Digital Forensic lab will take your digital investigations to the next level.

Cyber-threat Response And Management
Rising targeted cyber attacks, loss of sensitive data, insider threats, APTs… In this track you will learn about the types of threats likely to breach your perimeter security defenses, what they look like, how to find them, and how to ensure your incident response team is ready to handle the inevitable. Experts in the field of cyber incident response and sensitive data discovery will share their experiences and equip you with the information needed to respond to any type of threat to your organization’s data.

Cybersecurity and Compliance Labs
Organizations have realized that the ability to respond quickly to any potential threat to sensitive or proprietary data is key to a successful security framework. In these hand-on sessions, leading practitioners in the emerging field of computer incident response will impart up-to-the-minute tips and techniques to help responders answer critical questions surrounding any type of cyber incident in a timely manner.

E-Discovery: Legal Issues, Technical Challenges, and Solutions
It is well known that litigation costs are escalating almost beyond control – often driven by e-discovery and regulatory requests. By attending this track, litigators, litigation support specialists and other e-discovery professionals can explore ways of containing and controlling litigation and regulatory costs, be exposed to the latest case law and trends in all aspects of eDiscovery, and learn from judicial and practitioner perspectives on today’s challenges and the future of e-discovery.

E-Discovery Labs for the Practitioner
If you are an e-discovery practitioner this track is for you. Via educational sessions, hands-on workshops and professional training based on real-life e-discovery experiences and insight from users of EnCase eDiscovery you will learn about the latest technology and techniques for EnCase eDiscovery.

EnCase in Action
In this track, EnCase customers present how they are using EnCase to successfully solve their e-discovery, incident response and forensic investigation needs.

Handling Regulatory, Compliance, and Risk Management Challenges
In this all new track, you’ll learn best practices in leveraging the data visibility and control achieved through investigation, data discovery and incident response technology. These practices will greatly enhance your ability to oversee, manage and facilitate compliance with ediscovery and data security related policies, mandates and regulations.

Smartphone, Social Media and Cloud Investigations
As organizations rush to embrace the financial and operational benefits of storing data in the cloud, as well as the benefits of creating a mobile workforce, new investigative challenges arise. Learn best practices and how to perform investigations in the ever evolving environment of mobile devices and cloud environments.

EnCore Sessions
The most popular sessions and labs get an “encore opportunity” in this track so to make sure the greatest number of people can take advantage of these sessions.

Lab Tracks are hands-on sessions with one computer for every two students.
Occasionally a lecture style presentation is scheduled in a lab track. These occurrences will be noted on the agenda.
Lecture tracks include presentation-format sessions with no hands-on computer exercises.

General Interest - Basic education. Understood by all skill levels from beginner to advanced.
Intermediate - Have a good basic understanding of digital investigations.
Advanced - Have a more developed understanding of digital investigations and are looking to take part in very technical, in – depth learning.