Oleg Skulkin - Learning Android Forensics: Analyze Android devices with the latest forensic tools and techniques, 2nd Edition (English Edition)

Oleg Skulkin is senior digital forensic analyst at Group-IB, one of the global leaders in preventing and investigating high-tech crimes and online fraud. He holds a number of certifications, including GCFA, MCFE, and ACE. Oleg is the co-author of Windows Forensics Cookbook and Practical Mobile Forensics, as well as the author of many blog posts and articles you can find online. Finally, he is one of the people behind Cyber Forensicator.

Donnie Tindall is a principal incident response consultant with the Crypsis Group, where he handles incident response engagements encompassing the full lifecycle of cyber security events. His corporate and consulting background is primarily in conducting sensitive forensics examinations for federal government clients, particularly the U.S. military and the Intelligence Community. Before moving into Incident Response, Donnie had an extensive background in mobile forensics, application security research, and exploitation. He is also an IACIS Certified Forensic Computer Examiner and former Community Instructor of FOR585, the SANS Institute's smartphone forensics course.

Rohit Tamma is a security program manager currently working for Microsoft. With over 9 years of experience in the field of security, his background spans management and technical consulting roles in the areas of application and cloud security, mobile security, penetration testing, and security training. Rohit has also co-authored a couple of books, Practical Mobile Forensics and Learning Android Forensics, which explain a number of ways of performing forensics on mobile platforms. You can contact him on Twitter at @RohitTamma.

Igor Mikhaylov has been working as a forensic examiner for 21 years. During this time, he has attended a lot of seminars and training classes organized by leading digital forensic companies (such as Guidance Software, AccessData, and Cellebrite) and forensic departments of government organizations of the Russian Federation. He has experience and skills in computer forensics, incident response, cell phone forensics, chip-off forensics, malware forensics, data recovery, digital image analysis, video forensics, and big data. He has written three tutorials on cell phone forensics and incident response for Russian forensic examiners.
Gautam Kumawat is world's youngest cyber crime investigator and self-trained cyber security expert who hails from India. He is currently helping various prestigious institutions, such as the State Police, the Central Bureau of Investigation, the Department of Defense, the Indian Army, and the Central Detective Training School, in the sphere of training officials and solving complex cyber crime cases. He has also provided training for the New York City Police Department and Interpol. His expertise in the cyber security industry far outweighs the standard number of security assessments, audits, compliance, governance, incident response, and forensic projects that he carries out in day-to-day operations involving big fortune companies.