"We’ve passed the early stages of digital forensics. The early processes and methods that we initially developed still have their place, but technology has exploded past that point. This is the time to think outside the box and figure out how we’re going to use the tools at our disposal to meet the challenges that are ahead of us. We need to think about what evidence is often missing — whether it’s victim/witness evidence, Chromebooks, IoT, and the Cloud — and how we’re going to integrate them into our investigative processes. How do we take all the possible evidence sources in front of us and utilize our expertise, all while working smarter, faster, and better?"