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okay so we're going to get this kicked off um this is validating evidence for courtroom testimony and you're going to see many speakers listed here myself jess matia ian paul alexis john mike and kristoff lee rieber also contributed and he was able to present with us down at techno so we have kind of a different group we have already presented the first few steps more of the handling and such and now we're going to do the second half and jess is going to walk you through here in a moment the six steps overview here is the link to our paper we will put it in the slack for you as well you can scan the qr code which is very easy also a quick thank you to all the vendors who backed us on this paper and said that they also support what we wrote we put it in for defa review so i'm hoping that this hits the deeper review process and this is something that i really believe in um ian and i just had something go through different d for review jess is behind it and it's a fantastic way for you to have someone else in the community or a team of people in the community back your work jess i'm gonna hand it over to you thanks heather uh and with that just a note on dfire review uh two of the articles of the year nominated for forecast awards where dfir review reviewed um so if you happen to have looked at that initial paper and i encourage you to download it if you haven't there really were six steps overall that we came together as a community and said these are the six things that are really critical in validating mobile evidence and in those there's six steps the first one determining all possible extraction methods for your search authority which was a big dive of that presentation we did in that sans webcast last month the second one was processing the data in more than one tool the third one deep diving forensics the fourth one the focus of today's whole talk which is what's incredible each one of these six steps can be dived into so deeply validation uh then reporting and sharing your findings and the sixth one being education so we do encompass all of these in the paper but for today we're going to focus on validation and with that john will tell us a little bit about validation thank you um my name is john baer i have a perspective of about 30 years of law enforcement and also e-discovery so um a lot of you probably in the audience are from the law enforcement background but i just want to talk about this just a little bit when it comes to some of these um validation type steps you know we have them listed here and you can see the visual...