• Stephen Ormston has a diverse background in management and communications within the security domain.
  • The Cyclops project focuses on the mental health and wellbeing of practitioners in cybercrime.
  • EU funding plays a crucial role in facilitating international collaboration on security initiatives.
  • Standardization in digital forensics can enhance efficiency but may also stifle innovation.
  • The For Mobile project produced significant innovations in mobile forensics and training.
  • Deepfakes present new challenges for law enforcement and require urgent attention.
  • Community engagement is essential for the success of security initiatives.
  • Practitioners need to be empowered to prioritize their own wellbeing.
  • Funding and resources are critical for sustaining long-term projects.
  • Building on previous foundations is key to driving future innovations.

 

Summary

In this episode of Forensic Fix, host Adam Firman speaks with Steven Ormston, a communications and community manager in the EU security domain. They discuss Stephen’s career path, the importance of mental health in cybercrime investigations, and the role of EU funding in fostering international collaboration. The conversation also touches on the challenges of standardization in digital forensics, innovations from the For Mobile project, and future initiatives aimed at improving community engagement and addressing emerging threats like deepfakes.
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