Pictures, Videos and Documents

Following a very successful webinar in May, we are delighted to be inviting Tony Bennett back again to deliver another webinar in this short series of advanced search engine techniques.

During this free, one-hour webinar, Tony will demonstrate how search engines can be better used to find and authenticate pictures, videos and documents. He will explain how Exif data and GPS coordinates can be recovered from photos and also how pictures can be enhanced and verified online.

Online Booking
This event is aimed at anyone looking to improve their knowledge of search engine techniques when searching for and authenticating pictures, videos and documents. The webinar is suitable for the novice and will also be a good refresher for current online investigators. It is ideal for MLROs, HR staff, compliance and risk teams and others in the private and public sectors.

If you would like to join us, please use our online booking form by clicking on the Book Now button below.

The webinar will be run via Zoom technology and joining instructions will be provided to those who register to attend.

Please note, this event is limited to 50 delegates to ensure that all those attending can get the most out of the webinar.

Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this module delegates will understand how to:

• search Google effectively for pictures, videos and documents

• recover Exif data, and GPS coordinates from pictures

• enhance and verify pictures online

• download and examine video material from the Web

• recover meta-data within documents

About our Speaker
Tony is a former police Detective with the British Transport Police (BTP) who has the enviable skills of having led numerous online, cybercrime and social networking investigations. He holds a master’s degree in computer forensics and has been a qualified trainer and practitioner for many years.

Tony has the distinction of having headed up the High-Tech Crime Unit for the BTP. He is an accredited expert in the forensic examination of computers and mobile phones and online investigation.