HTCIA Asia Pacific Chapter
Evening Presentation June 22
We're are happy to announce the second of our June evening presentations which will be held on June 22nd at the Police Officers Club. We're very pleased that Stefan Fleischmann, CEO of X-Ways, has agreed to speak. Stefan has been a great supporter of the Asia Pacific chapter and it's always a pleasure to have him back. Details are below:
Topic: Analysis of Shadow Volumes in Windows Vista and Windows 7
Speaker: Mr Stefan Fleischmann, CEO, X-Ways Software Technology AG
Date: 6.30pm June 22nd
Venue: Police Officers Club, Causeway Bay
Stefan Fleischmann
Stefan Fleischmann serves as Chief Executive Officer of X-Ways Software Technology AG. Stefan personally trains law enforcement officers, federal government personnel, tax fraud investigators and private sector forensic examiners in the USA, Germany, China, Hong Kong, Australia and the UK, and supervises and participates in continued development of the company's software. With more than 32,000 users worldwide, X-Ways Software Technology considers itself the leading supplier of computer forensics software in Europe. In 2007, Stefan Fleischmann was appointed professor at the China Fangwei Institute of Technology. Stefan is also an associate member of IACIS (International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists). His Chinese name is 史德凡, his name in Japanese is ステファン フライシュマン.
Evening Presentations in June
The committee would like to apologise for the lack of a chapter meeting recently. We originally were scheduled to have Jeroen Wester speak to us, but due to the volcanic activity in Europe closing airspace we were forced to cancel.
We will be having two evening presentations in June in order to catch up. The first will be by chapter president Richard Kershaw on Wednesday, June 9th (details below). The second will be by Stefan Fleischmann on June 22nd. Further details of Stefan's presentation will be provided closer to the time.
We look forward to seeing you next week.
Topic: Tracking Email from Outlook to a Blackberry Handset
Speaker: Richard Kershaw, Asia Managing Director, Catalyst Repository Systems
Date: 6.30pm, June 9th, 2010
Venue: Hong Kong Police Officers' Club
Blackberry handsets have become ubiquitous in the corporate environment. Hundreds of emails per day are composed and read on them - email which could be relevant to an investigation. However, email is not retained on the handsets for more than a few days, or weeks at most. Information regarding emails kept in Blackberry logs do not provide sufficient information for one-to-one mapping. This presentation will provide an overview of how a Blackberry Enterprise Server forwards emails between Outlook and the handset, how tracking IDs are assigned, and tips and pitfalls in conducting such an investigation.
Space is limited, so please reply to Frank Law if you would like to reserve a seat ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
Presentations uploaded to members' area
Both Jon Evans and Ryan Connolly have kindly agreed to provide their presentations for the reference of the Chapter. These are available in the Members' Area. We only ask that you remember some of the materials are sensitive and treat them with the appropriate discretion. Not a bad deal for the quality of the presentations provided!