🎙️ Truth in Data – Episode Featuring Alexis BrignoniJoin Hexordia’s Jessica Hyde, Kim Bradley, and Debbie Garner as they sit down with the legendary Alexis Brignoni—sworn agent, examiner, open-source developer, and host of This Week in 4n6—for a powerful conversation on the Truth in Data Podcast. This episode dives into the essential role open-source tools play in digital forensics and why Alexis is a passionate advocate for their use and development.From the origins of LEAPPs to his popular Python YouTube workshops, Alexis shares his journey, the “why” behind building community tools, and offers insights into how examiners can embrace open-source resources—even if they’re hesitant. The hosts explore his favorite OS tool (that he didn’t create), the work-life balance of wearing multiple hats, and the delicate boundary between investigator and examiner in forensic workflows.💡 Key Topics:What are open-source tools and why do they matter in DFIR?Encouragement for hesitant usersBalancing professional roles while staying active in the communityWhy Python? Why YouTube? Why now?Truth in data: a story of discovery that only Alexis can tell🔗 Resources Mentioned:-GitHub: https://github.com/-DFIR Python Study Group: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz61osc7c3OqQ_xBZJbzZdIkVd8HnxLmC&si=ZuQrPDLMBt9vD0jO-LEAPPs GitHub: https://github.com/abrignoni-LEAPPs.org: http://leapps.org/-IACIS Advanced Mobile Course: https://www.iacis.com/training/amdf-advanced-mobile-device-forensics/This episode is packed with practical advice, technical knowledge, and a reminder of why community-driven tools are a cornerstone of modern digital forensics.