The Purdue University Cyber Forensics Lab is a national academic leader in Education & Training,
Applied & Basic Research, and Investigative Support of Digital Forensic Science and Cyber Forensics.
Our strengths lie in the applied research and technological solutions for the technical and theoretical
challenges that exist in our specific domains. Our involvement with Local, State, and Federal
Law Enforcement Agencies, the Intelligence Community, and other Private Entities keeps us on the
cutting edge of identifying and engaging future trends and threats.
10.27.09 - Professor Rick Mislan will be participating on a panel at TechnoForensics 2009 in Gaithersburg, MD discussing the Future of Mobile Device Forensics, moderated by Special Agent James Darnell, U.S. Secret Service.
9.17.09 - Sold by Mistake: Most of the state's unwanted government computers are donated to Indiana schools. Security expert, Marc Rogers, says whats inside the equipment could be worth millions of dollars.
7.14.2009 - SSDD Forensics Journal: SSDDFJ volume 3 is now available! Titles include Hashing Techniques for Mobile Device Forensics, Expanding the Potential GPS Evidence Acquisition, the Fraternal Clone Method for CDMA Cell Phones, and Provider Side Cell Phone Forensics.
5.25.2009 - Mobile Forensics World: MFW09 is a great success! Check out the presentations and images of another successful year!
12.1.2008 - Mobile Forensics World: MFW09 takes the best of last years conference and adds more speaking, training, and exhibiting opportunities. Be a part of the only conference of its kind, presenting the multi-faceted views of mobile device forensics.
9.24.2008 - Call For Papers: Journal of Digital Forensic Practice is now accepting manuscript submissions! A knowledge resource for practitioners of digital investigation, digital forensic science, electronic fraud investigation, and cyber crime and cyber terror investigation and analysis, Journal of Digital Forensic Practice is an important resource in today's forensics field.
Our Mission:
To act as a National Lab
for providing Cyber Forensics:
- Education & Training,
- Applied & Basic Research,
- Investigative Support.
The Lab's mandate extends to the four communities involved in the emerging scientific discipline of Digital Forensic Sciences/Cyber Forensics:
- Law Enforcement,
- Military,
- Private Sector, and
- Academia.
Purdue Cyber Forensic Lab is within the Computer & Information Technology Department