In the March-April 2021 issue of Evidence Magazine. VTO CEO explores the question, "Could evidence collected on crime scenes be...

VTO CEO Steve Watson interviewed Apostle Elvis Akwa-Bonsu of Detectware Security Group, Ghana, Africa, to discuss the similarities of...

Finally a solution to keep digital forensics examiners safe from devices that have been exposed to dangerous substances like fentanyl,...

More and more, we see the need to expand our circle of chip-off education. As technology grows, litigation matters follow. On May 21,...

This presentation stemmed from our own investigation and lab practices on dealing with evidence that has been exposed to toxic and biohazard

"Our research shows that quite often, the data still exists on the chip even though the circuit board is severely damaged.” Watson said.

In 2016, our CEO Steve Watson and Dr. Ali Dehghantanha (University of Guelph) wrote an article entitled Digital forensics: the missing piece

At VTO Labs, we are frequently contact to consult on cases that occur around the world. In this article from Yahoo Finance in

On December 18th, CEO Steve Watson had the opportunity to participate in a CLE webcast for the New York State Bar Association with Ron Hedge