e-DiFTA 2027 · Trainers

Learn from digital forensics practitioners

e-DiFTA courses are taught by practising digital forensic examiners, consultants and court experts from INsig2 and Spyder Forensics, people who work on real investigations and train law enforcement agencies worldwide.

4 courses

INsig2 trainers

Courses: AI-Powered Digital Forensics · Mobile Forensics Deep Dive · Mastering RAM and Volatile Data · Applied OSINT for Digital Investigators

Krešimir Hausknecht

Head of Digital Forensics Department, INsig2

Krešimir is the head of the Digital Forensics Department at INsig2. He has extensive experience in both the public and private sector, where he has contributed to various programmes and clients. His main tasks involve team and project management, casework and professional training in digital forensics. He is an expert in live data forensics, mobile forensics, open-source intelligence, password recovery and decryption investigations, and has delivered over 2,000 hours of training all over the globe on these subjects. He also teaches digital forensics classes at the Zagreb University of Applied Sciences in Croatia and serves as an official court expert. Throughout his career Krešimir has presented at events for organisations such as Interpol, Europol, UNODC, CEPOL and others.

Teaches at e-DiFTA 2027: Mastering RAM and Volatile Data

Davorka Topolčić

Senior Consultant, INsig2

Davorka holds a Master of Science in Information and Communication Technologies from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing in Zagreb. She has over 13 years of experience as a senior consultant in the digital forensics department at INsig2, specialising in client education and complex investigations. She delivers international training in digital forensics and cybercrime for law enforcement, private companies and special forces, while also leading projects for digital forensics laboratory development. In addition, she serves as an external lecturer at the Technical University of Zagreb, teaching Information Security and Digital Forensics. Davorka is also a permanent court expert in Croatia for telecommunications, informatics and digital forensics.

Teaches at e-DiFTA 2027: Applied OSINT for Digital Investigators

Savina Gruičić

Consultant, INsig2

Savina Gruičić is a digital forensics expert, lecturer and consultant with more than 10 years of experience in computer, mobile and cyber forensics. She has delivered specialised training for law enforcement agencies, government institutions and private-sector organisations worldwide, with expertise in digital evidence, OSINT, cryptocurrency investigations and DFIR. Savina also works as a lecturer in Information Security and Digital Forensics at the Zagreb University of Applied Sciences and has extensive experience in designing and delivering professional forensic training programmes.

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She has worked with leading forensic technologies including Cellebrite, Magnet AXIOM, Belkasoft, EnCase, XRY and Oxygen Forensics, while also contributing to international projects such as the OLAF Digital Forensics & Analysis Training programme. As an experienced trainer and speaker at international conferences, she combines technical expertise with practical investigative knowledge to deliver engaging, real-world focused education.

Teaches at e-DiFTA 2027: AI-Powered Digital Forensics

Saša Deković

Consultant, INsig2

Saša works at INsig2 as a consultant in the digital forensics department, where he is primarily responsible for forensic training and client education, and for support during demanding and complex investigations. Saša was involved in equipping and setting up several digital forensics laboratories. Thanks to his previous work at the Ministry of the Interior as a digital evidence forensic examiner, he has excellent knowledge of forensic tools and extensive experience in consulting on and conducting digital forensic investigations. His expertise includes Cellebrite, MSAB, Oxygen Forensic, Berla iVe, PC hardware, forensic equipment, preserving digital evidence and first response.

Teaches at e-DiFTA 2027: Mobile Forensics Deep Dive

Danijel Sladović

Consultant, INsig2

Danijel graduated from the Faculty of Organization and Informatics at the University of Zagreb, where he obtained both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree in Information Science. Danijel works at INsig2 as a consultant in the Digital Forensics Department, where he is primarily responsible for forensic training, client education and support during demanding and complex investigations.

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With over 8 years of experience in Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR), he has been involved in numerous investigations and projects. He has also contributed to equipping and setting up digital forensics laboratories and has strong expertise in forensic tools. His areas of specialisation include Linux forensics, cloud forensics, malware analysis and dark web investigations.

Petar Majić

Assistant Consultant, INsig2

Petar Majić holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences, where he studied information science. He works as a Digital Forensics Assistant Consultant in INsig2’s Digital Forensics Department, where he is involved in forensic casework, client training on specialised software and hardware, and support in complex and high-profile investigations. He has strong expertise in computer hardware, mobile devices and forensic software and equipment. Over the course of his career he has earned multiple vendor certifications and applied his knowledge in numerous cases, including international investigations. His main areas of interest in digital forensics include computers, vehicles, drones and mobile devices.

Leonarda Stanarević

AI Consultant in Digital Forensics, INsig2

Leonarda is an AI Consultant in Digital Forensics at INsig2, focusing on the application of artificial intelligence in digital investigations and incident response. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and a Master’s degree in Data Science from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing in Zagreb. In her role, she supports the development and adoption of AI-driven approaches for forensic analysis, investigation support and process automation. Her professional interests include AI-assisted digital forensics, automation of investigative workflows and the practical integration of emerging technologies into forensic environments.

Teaches at e-DiFTA 2027: AI-Powered Digital Forensics

4 courses

Spyder Forensics trainers

Courses: Windows 11 Forensics (AWFE) · Drone Forensics (ADFA) · Database & SQLite Forensics (AADF) · Host-Based Network Forensics (HBNF)

Rob Attoe

Senior Trainer / Developer – CEO, Spyder Forensics

Rob Attoe is the CEO and Lead UxS Technical Advisor for Spyder Forensics Training and a globally recognised Subject Matter Expert in Uncrewed Systems (UxS) Forensics and Analysis. With more than two decades of experience in digital forensics and investigative technology, Rob specialises in the forensic examination, extraction, interpretation and analysis of data from drones, flight controllers, ground-based and other uncrewed systems.

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As a leading researcher, developer, instructor and presenter in UxS forensics, Rob has played a significant role in advancing forensic methodologies for the examination of drone and uncrewed systems data. His expertise encompasses flight logs, aircraft and controller artefacts, mobile applications, sensor and telemetry data, ROS-based systems, proprietary and encrypted data formats, and the reconstruction and interpretation of UxS activity.

Rob develops and delivers advanced UxS forensic training to investigators, forensic examiners and law enforcement agencies internationally, combining practical examination techniques with emerging research and real-world investigative experience. His work continues to help shape best practices for the forensic acquisition, analysis and interpretation of evidence from rapidly evolving uncrewed technologies.

In addition to his UxS specialisation, Rob has extensive experience in digital forensics, cybersecurity, mobile forensics and eDiscovery, providing a broad investigative foundation that supports his work at the forefront of UxS forensic analysis.

Teaches at e-DiFTA 2027: Advanced Drone Forensic Analysis (ADFA)

Damien Attoe

Senior Trainer / Developer – Director of Professional Services, Spyder Forensics

Damien Attoe is a digital forensics educator, course developer and practitioner with more than a decade of experience in digital forensics and eDiscovery. As a member of Spyder Forensics, he specialises in transforming complex forensic concepts into practical, hands-on training that equips investigators, analysts and legal professionals with real-world skills.

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At Spyder Forensics, Damien serves as the lead instructor and course developer for the Advanced Database Forensics and DarkWeb Forensics training programmes. He designs and delivers advanced curricula focused on forensic methodologies, artefact analysis, tool validation and emerging technologies, helping students build both technical proficiency and investigative confidence. His commitment to education extends beyond the classroom through his contributions to the LEAPP project and the development of several free forensic tools available through the Spyder Forensics GitHub repository.

Prior to joining Spyder Forensics, Damien served as a Managing Consultant at AccessData, where he led forensic and eDiscovery engagements across the healthcare, energy and financial sectors. His experience working directly with investigators, corporate teams, legal professionals and technology stakeholders provides valuable real-world context that enriches his training programmes. Earlier in his career, as a Computer Crime Specialist at the National White Collar Crime Center, he conducted digital forensic research and software validation studies, further strengthening the technical foundation that underpins his instructional approach.

Damien holds a Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Management from Fairmont State University. He remains an active contributor to the digital forensics community through professional training, curriculum development, tool creation and ongoing research into emerging sources of digital evidence.

Teaches at e-DiFTA 2027: Advanced Applied Database Forensics (AADF)

Anna Truss

Senior Trainer / Developer, Spyder Forensics

Anna Truss is a highly skilled and respected professional in the field of digital forensics. With extensive experience as a forensic practitioner and trainer, Anna has made significant contributions to the examination and analysis of digital data. She has over two decades of IT experience and over 15 years of experience in digital forensics and cybersecurity. Anna is also the Founder and CEO of DefSec LLC, which offers cyber incident response and digital forensics services.

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Anna’s meticulous approach to digital forensics allows her to uncover crucial evidence that can be instrumental in criminal investigations, fraud cases and cybersecurity incidents. She possesses a deep understanding of forensic tools and methodologies, staying abreast of the latest advancements in technology and digital forensic practices.

In addition to her work as an examiner, Anna is a dedicated trainer, sharing her knowledge and expertise with aspiring forensic professionals. Through workshops, seminars and training programmes, she imparts valuable skills in digital investigation, evidence preservation and the interpretation of digital artefacts. Anna is a volunteer and trainer for IACIS, where she is a chair, developer and trainer for the Applied Scripting Forensics Techniques course and a developer and trainer for the Mobile Forensic Tools and Techniques course. She also teaches cyber defence, web development and scripting courses at several colleges in the USA.

Anna Truss’s commitment to her field, her unwavering attention to detail and her passion for training others make her a prominent figure in the realm of digital forensics. Her contributions continue to have a significant impact on the field, enhancing the capabilities of investigators and ensuring justice in the digital age.

Anna serves as a senior course developer and trainer for Spyder Forensics and is a lead trainer for the Host-Based Network Forensics course.

Teaches at e-DiFTA 2027: Host-Based Network Forensics (HBNF)

Zach Neeman

Senior Trainer / Developer, Spyder Forensics

Zach Neeman is a digital forensics leader, educator and subject matter expert in Windows forensic artefacts with extensive experience in DFIR operations, team development and professional training. Throughout his career, Zach has combined deep technical expertise with a passion for education, helping investigators and analysts develop the skills needed to conduct thorough and defensible digital forensic examinations.

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As a longstanding contributor to the forensic community, Zach serves as a Lead Trainer for the IACIS BCFE (Basic Computer Forensic Examiner) programme, where he instructs students on fundamental and advanced forensic concepts, mentors future examiners and helps shape the next generation of digital forensic professionals. His teaching focuses on practical investigative techniques, forensic methodology, file systems, artefact interpretation and the critical thinking required for real-world casework.

Zach is widely recognised for his expertise in Windows forensic artefacts, with a particular focus on understanding user activity, operating system behaviour and the evidentiary value of artefact analysis. He regularly educates investigators on emerging digital trends, forensic best practices and the evolving landscape of digital evidence.

In his leadership roles managing both IT and digital forensics operations, Zach has successfully led incident response efforts, managed organisational risk, overseen complex technology initiatives and built high-performing forensic teams. Under his leadership, a digital forensics unit experienced significant growth while expanding its capabilities, investigative impact and commitment to professional development.

Through his volunteer work with the International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists (IACIS), Zach has played a key role in mentoring instructors, developing course content, guiding curriculum direction, leading software development initiatives and delivering technical training on a wide range of forensic topics. He has also contributed to the creation of specialised educational tools designed to help students better understand file systems, operating systems and forensic examination techniques.

Zach continues to advance the digital forensics profession through training, mentorship, curriculum development and research into emerging forensic artefacts, with a commitment to equipping investigators with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate an increasingly complex digital world.

Teaches at e-DiFTA 2027: Advanced Windows 11 Forensic Exploitation (AWFE)

Seats are limited in every course

Seats are allocated on a “first paid – first confirmed” basis. Register for one course per participant and pay the invoice by bank transfer by 25 December 2026.