Helping Victims Whose Intimate Images Have Been Posted Online

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The Digital Forensics Files Podcast

Tyler Hatch, B.A., LL.B.

46 episodes

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Discussions with industry professionals and lawyers who use our services on the latest developments and news in digital forensics, digital evidence, privacy and data security law and cyber security/incident response. Hosted by Tyler Hatch, B.A., LL.B., CCFE CMFE, a former lawyer and the founder of DFI Forensics (https://dfiforensics.com), a Canadian digital forensics and incident response firm.

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Helping Victims Whose Intimate Images Have Been Posted Online

The Digital Forensics Files Podcast

21 minutes 30 seconds

1 year ago

Helping Victims Whose Intimate Images Have Been Posted Online

In growing numbers, victims are having intimate images posted online without their consent. Once without appropriate recourse, a new BC law seeks to provide much needed help to victims.

Daniel J. Reid, a defamation and privacy lawyer from Harper Grey LLP, joins Tyler Hatch of DFI Forensics to discuss this topic and the new development in the law.