[DFSci] Reader Survey: SANS Digital Forensics Blog

[Rob Lee]

Brad Garnett asked me to forward this on:

Please take a few minutes to complete our reader’s survey and tell a  colleague 
(a.k.a. fellow forensicator)! 
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/sansforensicsreadersurvey.

The contributors to the SANS Digital Forensics Blog want to say  “thank you,” 
and to get some feedback from you on the future direction  of the blog. Please 
take a few minutes to complete our reader  survey.

The blog has seen a 606% increase in traffic over the last year  (Thank You!!), 
logging over 255,000 unique visits, and 67% of those  being new visitors! Those 
are some great numbers that we are very proud  of and we continue to strive to 
be a leading contributor to the digital  forensics community. Our blog authors 
and contributors come from all  walks of life in the digital forensics 
profession and are leading  practitioners in their organizations.

Some of our most viewed articles include:
Recovering Deleted Text Messages from Windows Mobile  Devices by Eoghan Casey
Windows 7 Computer Forensics by Rob Lee
Decrypting a PointSec Encrypted Drive Using Live View, VMWare, and Helix by  J. 
Michael Butler
Digital Forensic SIFTing: SUPER Timeline Analysis and  Creation by Rob Lee
Google Chrome Forensics by KristinnGuðjónsson

The SANS Computer Forensics blog was nominated and won the award for  the ” Best 
Digital Forensics Blog” at the 2010 Forensic 4cast Awards,  which was streamed 
via the internet from the SANS Forensic  Summit 2010 in Washington D.C., July 8, 
2010. A great honor to win an  award that was voted on by those that makeup the 
digital forensic  community.

It has been a great year for the SANS Computer Forensics blog and we  want to 
continue to educate and share information with the digital  forensics community. 
The SANS Computer Forensics blog has been  successful because you as the reader 
hold the blog to a high standard to  ensure that we deliver on content. We value 
your input and  feedback. Calling all digital forensic practitioners!!

Please take a few minutes to complete our reader’s survey and tell a  colleague 
(a.k.a. fellow forensicator)! 
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/sansforensicsreadersurvey.

Best,
Brad Garnett


Survey created by:  Mr. Brad Garnett, CCE, GCFA is a computer forensic examiner 
and  law enforcement officer. You can follow Brad on Twitter @bgarnett17and his 
blog at www.computerforensicsource.com