Digital Forensics & Cybercrime Investigation Workshop — IICFIP 2026

Cybercrime doesn’t wait. Neither should your organization’s ability to respond.

The average organization takes over 200 days to detect a cyber breach. By then, evidence is compromised, regulators are asking questions, and the financial and reputational damage is already compounding. The gap isn’t just technological — it’s a skills and methodology problem.

That’s precisely why Baker Tilly is sponsoring the Digital Forensics & Cyber Crime Practical Workshop at the 10th IICFIP Global Forensic Investigation Conference & Exhibition 2026, taking place from 3rd to 5th November 2026 in Mombasa, Kenya, with virtual participation available worldwide.

Why This Workshop — and Why Now

Financial crime, corporate fraud, and cyber-enabled misconduct are converging. Investigations that once relied on paper trails now depend on volatile digital evidence, cloud-stored data, encrypted communications, and cross-border forensic coordination. Organizations that lack the internal capability to handle these investigations — or the advisors who understand them — face serious exposure.

This workshop addresses that gap directly. Attendees will work through practical forensic methodologies, evidence preservation protocols, incident response frameworks, and the regulatory and legal considerations that determine whether digital evidence holds up when it matters most.

Baker Tilly’s Role in This Space

Our sponsorship is not a logo on a banner. Our forensic investigations and cybersecurity professionals work alongside clients navigating exactly the challenges this workshop addresses — from incident response and digital evidence handling to fraud investigations and regulatory compliance across multiple jurisdictions.

Our sponsorship reflects our commitment to strengthening digital investigation capability across the region and supporting the professionals responsible for protecting organizations against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.

Who Should Attend

This conference is built for professionals with direct accountability for organizational risk and investigation outcomes:

• CFOs, General Counsel, and Risk Officers overseeing fraud, compliance, and incident response programs
• Internal Audit and Compliance Leaders building or stress-testing investigation capability
• Forensic Accountants and Investigators expanding their digital evidence competency
• Cybersecurity Professionals bridging technical investigation with legal and regulatory requirements

Attend In Person or Virtually

The conference runs from 3rd to 5th November 2026 in Mombasa, Kenya, with full virtual access for international participants.

If your organization is navigating a live incident, building investigation capacity, or evaluating your exposure to cyber-enabled financial crime, speak with our team before or at the event. 

Baker Tilly’s Forensic Investigations and Cybersecurity practice advises organizations across East Africa and globally on fraud risk, digital investigations, incident response, and regulatory compliance.