Steven Gurtner

Determined to fulfill my military obligations in one go, I opted for 10 consecutive months of service in the field of telecommunications. As a directional wave pioneer, my role consisted of establishing strategic and secure communications in a command support context.

I was also selected to serve as a C1E/D1E driver, which involved transporting troops and equipment throughout my service, further enhancing my driving experience.

During these years, I acquired a range of knowledge that allows me to handle a variety of different cases. Among all the courses I took, some stood out more than others. This is the case for courses on narcotics, firearms, arson, and fingerprint detection.

However, my favorite courses were those that made me discover what I wanted to pursue in my career: from the first programming courses in the first year to digital forensics and the exploitation of digital traces.

In the third year, I wrote a Bachelor thesis titled “Cloud forensic: state of the art”. In this work, I explore what an investigation in a cloud environment entails, its technical and legal implications, before dedicating a section to AWS to detail the means that can be exploited in a real-world situation.