Black Dog Forensics

06/18/2026

We're at the 39th Annual Rusty Duncan Advanced Criminal Law Course in San Antonio today and tomorrow.

If you're attending, stop by and connect with our team to discuss digital forensics, investigations, and the latest developments in forensic technology.

We're also excited to share a preview of CrossLogic, our proprietary AI-powered platform built from years of real-world forensic work. Originally developed to support our internal team, CrossLogic is designed to help legal professionals organize, analyze, and make sense of complex case information more efficiently.

Visit us at Booth 20 to learn more and see what's coming next.

06/17/2026

Can you prove if someone had remote access to a computer?

06/16/2026

What's a case that completely surprised you about evidence handling?

06/15/2026

🎉 It's the week of!

The time has finally come — we are SO excited to see all of you this week at TCDLA's Rusty Duncan! Stop by and see us at Booths 20 & 21, we'll be ready and waiting.

Come say hi, grab some swag, and let's talk. See you Thursday! 🐾

📍 Hyatt Regency Riverwalk | San Antonio, TX 🗓️ June 18–20, 2026

06/14/2026

What's the most challenging part of digital forensics?

06/13/2026

How important is AI becoming in digital forensics?

06/13/2026

What's a common misconception about digital forensics?

06/11/2026

⏳ The countdown is ON.

One week from today, the Black Dog Forensics team will be on the ground in San Antonio for TCDLA's Rusty Duncan — and we are ready.

Come find us at Booths 20 & 21 and let's talk digital forensics. Whether you have questions, a case in mind, or just want to connect — we'd love to see you there.

📍 Hyatt Regency Riverwalk | San Antonio, TX 🗓️ June 18–20, 2026

Are you going to be there? Drop a comment — we want to know who to look for! 👇

06/10/2026

You've seen it a hundred times on TV. A detective points at a blurry screen and says "enhance it" — and suddenly a pixelated mess becomes a readable license plate.

Here's the truth: that's not how it works. Not even close.

At Black Dog Forensics, we get asked about license plate enhancement constantly. The honest answer is that it depends entirely on what the camera captured in the first place. If the detail isn't in the original recording, no amount of processing can create it from nothing.

We just published a full breakdown of how forensic video analysis actually works — including:
✔️ What enhancement can realistically do
✔️ Why most failures happen at the moment of recording (not during analysis)
✔️ Why AI tools aren't admissible as evidence in court
✔️ What investigators and attorneys should do the moment they have video evidence

Whether you're an attorney, investigator, or just curious how this works — it's worth a read.

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The Limits of Video Evidence in Plate Identification A vehicle passes through a parking lot camera. Something happens. Investigators pull the footage and ask the question...

06/09/2026

What is data exfiltration?