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DFIR Review is for the researcher, the student, and the practitioner

I cannot overstate the benefit that everyone, and I mean everyone, receives with DFIR Review. That includes YOU, whether you submit research to DFIR Review, or if you read research published on DFIR Review, or if you need to cite research on DFIR Review.

Refresher on DFIR Review

This is a merge of the traditional “academic peer review system” and “blogging your research ”.  In short, we have taken the benefits of academic peer review and the benefits of DFIR blogging, to create a simple and fast way to have your work peer reviewed.

Academic peer review is important and should be considered for most research as it is peer reviewed by academia. But it takes a long time and is typically used for longer research projects.

DFIR blogging is also important and should be considered for most research as it is quick to publish and instantly available for others

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