50 officers from PAF attended training session at PAF Base Faisal, conducted by Prof. Dr. Qamar ul Arafeen
The study of Computer forensics is a “discipline that combines elements of law and computer science to collect and analyze data from computer systems, networks, wireless communications, and storage devices in a way that is admissible as evidence in a court of law.”
While speaking to the Batch of PAF officers in the Training Session *Prof. Dr. Qamar high lighted that the technology is now used by criminals to commit more digitally sophisticated crimes. The law enforcement officers. Also those in the legal system shall focus upon using tech tools to combat crime.
Dr. Qamar further added that computer forensics gathers and preserves evidence from devices related to the legal matter at hand. Investigators perform a structured investigation while keeping a documented chain of evidence to ascertain what happened on the device in question and who initiated it.
Prof. Dr. Qamar presented a detailed presentation and practical demonstration of computer forensic. He said computer forensics investigators employ many proprietary software forensic applications and techniques to examine a copy of the targeted system’s storage media, looking for hidden folders and unallocated disk space for instances of damaged, deleted, or encrypted files. If investigators find any evidence on the digital copy, it’s carefully recorded in a document called a “finding report.” This information then is verified with the original data in preparation for possible legal proceedings involving deposition, discovery, or actual litigation.
Prof. Dr. Qamar ul Arafeen is highly respected individual in the field of digital forensic with vast hands-on experience to identify crime patterns through mobile forensics, geo fencing, digital forensics, computer forensics, CDR Analysis, IPDR Analysis, Video forensic, audio forensic.
