Digital and Cyber
Work Stream Leads
Ryan Groves – Digital Forensics Specialist, Staffordshire Police,
Steve Cooper – Principal Digital Forensics Officer, Staffordshire Police,
Tina Varley, Digital Forensic Specialist, Staffordshire Police,
Saul Mace, Digital Forensic Investigator, Staffordshire Police,
Mostafa Tajdini – Lecturer School of Computing and Digital Tech. Staffordshire University,
Dean Northfield – Senior Lecturer School of Justice, Security and Sustainability, Staffordshire University,
Adam Newberry – Senior Lecturer School of Justice, Security and Sustainability, Staffordshire University
Work Stream
Each of the 3 work streams identified by Staffordshire Police Forensic Services Department contains a variety of topic areas that require additional research and development through the partnership. Some are reactive and others proactive, the areas identified for this work stream are listed below:
- Anti Forensic Tools
- Wireless Acquisition
- New Developments – eg. Wearable Technology
- Smarter/Faster Acquisition
- Fusion Tablet Examination
- CCTV Capture and Viewing
- Environment Scanning
- Ongoing Research and Development –Develop New R&D Opportunities
Objectives
- The work stream leads have identified the following key objectives for the work stream:
- Ensure readiness for future technology
- Provide expert service to the community
- Ensure efficient examinations
- Accelerate learning and development
- Be ahead of the game
Potential Projects
The following have been identified within the work stream as potential projects and areas of focus to take forward:
- Quality Standards in the Digital and Cyber World
- Student Preparedness pre Placement
- Deep Fakes
- Cyborgs
- SOMU guide
- Android Rooting
- Fitbits / Drones