Mobile Device Forensics

A pre-recorded streaming VIDEO replay of the April 2025 webcast, Mobile Device Forensics.

Electronic evidence plays a critical role in legal cases. Locating hidden assets, private email accounts, encrypted communications, or uncovering a spouse’s hidden life may break your client’s case wide open. Electronic evidence from mobile devices, rather than computers, is now more commonly preserved and analyzed in all types of matters. Understanding the “how-to” of electronic evidence involving mobile devices lays the foundation for you to guide clients through retaining and using a digital forensics expert, including an understanding of what may or may not be recoverable.

• Electronic evidence basics
• Preservation techniques for Apple and Android devices

• What can be recovered from the most recent Apple devices

• What deleted communications and artifacts can be recovered from mobile devices
• Common types of hidden information and how to find them on mobile devices

Michael Maschke, CEO, Sensei Enterprises / Fairfax

Michael Maschke is an EnCase Certified Examiner (EnCE), a Certified Computer Examiner (CCE #744), an AccessData Certified Examiner (ACE), a Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), and a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP). He is a frequent speaker on IT, cybersecurity, and digital forensics and has co-authored 14 books published by the American Bar Association.

Alex T. Dorsey, Director of Cybersecurity, Sensei Enterprises / Fairfax

Alex Dorsey is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP). He has significant experience in evaluating cybersecurity vulnerabilities, addressing cybersecurity needs, and training individuals to use the best security practices. Before joining Sensei, he was a consultant in Japan for over a decade providing leadership, cybersecurity, software development, and information technology support services to Japanese corporations.