DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “Global Forensic Technology Market (2022-2027) by Products, Type, Services, Geography, Competitive Analysis, and the Impact of Covid-19 with Ansoff Analysis” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.
The Global Forensic Technology Market is estimated to be USD 22.14 Bn in 2022 and is projected to reach USD 39.3 Bn by 2027, growing at a CAGR of
Immediately following the outbreak of COVID-19, cyber attacks swept across the Middle East, leaving public and private entities highly vulnerable and transforming the pandemic into both a physical and a digital threat. Despite worldwide physical isolation, many people were more digitally connected than ever before, which vastly expanded the attack surface for eager cyber threat actors (TAs). More than two
New Jersey, United States – Digital Forensics Market analysis is to capture an in-depth examination of an increase in the customer journeys, which have a huge impact on market categories. It does the market classification based on region; product type and end-user to ease the market players’ jobs. Major industries are able to obtain key data about the whole market
A Florida International University initiative is training hundreds of veterans in cybersecurity skills to boost their careers.
The Veterans and First Responders Training Initiative, supported by a grant from the National Security Agency, is a year-long cybersecurity curriculum taught by the Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy, the College of Engineering and Computing (CEC)and the Global Forensic and Justice
FIU experts are training local high school teachers to develop cybersecurity lesson plans for their students.
The Cybernet Miami Academy is an FIU-led virtual, interactive program about digital forensics, which is the process of interpreting and uncovering electronic data.
In the first phase of the academy this summer, high school teachers met with FIU electrical and computer engineering faculty and
The House of Representatives, at the plenary on Wednesday, passed a bill seeking to establish a Chartered Institute of Computer Forensics of Nigeria.
The passage followed the consideration and adoption of the report by the House Committee on Science and Technology on the bill.
The Chairman of the committee, Beni Lar, had laid the report on the legislation, titled ‘A
