A modern-day vehicle typically has 50-70 electronic control units (ECUs) or computers running on five different networks. User and vehicle data can be stored on these ECUs that can help investigators determine how a vehicle was operated, where it has been and who has been in the vehicle. With continued consumer demand of these sophisticated infotainment and telematics systems, the forensic benefit lies in the storage. All of this data can be critical evidence in an active investigation. This session will include; A comprehensive overview of what data can be acquired from infotainment and telematics systems within the vehicle; An in-depth discussion on the non-destructive methods to acquire and analyze it; and Real-life case studies at local and national levels.