Thinking about (fully remote) DF in retirement... Does it exist?
一位有数字取证经验的退休警察探讨该领域的工作前景,希望从事数据分析和报告的远程工作。 2025-6-13 13:26:39 Author: www.reddit.com(查看原文) 阅读量:10 收藏

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Assuming the applicant is a retired police officer, certified and experienced in digital forensics tools - Graykey, Axiom, Cellebrite, etc. - How's the hiring landscape for digital forensics? I'll be in my mid 40's when I apply with a bunch of years working in DF.

My retirement dream is DF remote work. I don't want to deal with authoring search warrants or arresting people- I basically just want to process and analyze data and get the reports back to the investigators. I wouldn't mind periodically appearing to testify in court somewhere.

Does such a gig exist? If you're doing this- how is it?


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