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DSET founder and CEO Hamza Aytaç Doğanay. Polis Akademisi (Police Academy) undergraduate degree (2004), Ankara Üniversitesi (Ankara University) MSc in Forensic Sciences (2019, advisor Prof. Dr. Hakkı Gökhan İlk), Gazi Üniversitesi (Gazi University) PhD in Information Security Engineering (ongoing). Lecturer at the Ankara University IT Department. 6 years at the General Directorate of Security's Cybercrime Combat Department. Council of Europe C-PROC consultant. Chief architect of the KAOS domestic AI engine.
Read moreWhat GBP is and why it carries so much weight in local SEO (roughly 25 to 35 percent, according to Moz). A 10 step account setup. NAP consistency, category selection, photos, customer reviews, Q&A, Posts, and Insights. Schema.org LocalBusiness JSON-LD. A 10 point, 90 day roadmap. Fully KVKK compliant, with no fake reviews.
Read moreBeing close to you is no guarantee of quality; what matters is the right infrastructure (an ISO 14644 clean room, PC-3000, a donor parts inventory). DSET has a single hub: Ankara Hacettepe Teknokent. Insured shipping from all 81 provinces (1 to 2 business days) plus a same day courier option. Coverage across all 7 regions.
Read moreFor the Söğütözü corporate hub on Eskişehir Yolu (Armada, Next Level, Crystal Tower), DSET Beytepe is 15 to 25 minutes away. Corporate SLAs for banks (Akbank HQ, Garanti BBVA regional office), large holding head offices, corporate law firms, and audit/consulting firms.
Read moreThe DSET office is in Beytepe, right next to Hacettepe University's Beytepe campus. Universiteler Mah. 1596th St., R&D Blocks. Hacettepe students and academics can walk over. A thesis-stage NVMe failure is a typical case. Academic student discount.
Read moreFor the central Çankaya, Kızılay, Kavaklıdere, Tunalı Hilmi, Çukurambar, Aşağı Ayrancı, Bahçelievler and Söğütözü line, the DSET Beytepe laboratory is 15 to 30 minutes away. Dedicated service for the offices of lawyers, financial advisors, architects and academics. An ISO 27037 + KVKK compliant process.
Read moreThe right to compensation under KVKK Article 14. The difference between an administrative fine (the Board) and compensation (the court). Competent courts (Civil Court of First Instance + Labor + Consumer). Pecuniary vs. non-pecuniary damages. A comparison with GDPR Art. 82. The four elements of the burden of proof under HMK 190. Types of evidence (Board decision, Court of Cassation precedent, forensic report, email header, HIBP, device image). Three scenarios (phishing, identity theft, health data). Coordinated litigation.
Read moreTBK 49 is the general provision on tort compensation. Four elements (unlawful act, fault, harm, causation). Six examples of digital tort (social media defamation, deepfake, doxxing, hacking, commercial reputation, IP theft). Pecuniary vs non-pecuniary damages. HMK 187 documentary evidence. Combining TCK 132-135 with TBK 49. Its relation to KVKK Article 14. Six factors in the amount of damages. Eight recommendations for victims.
Read moreWhen you build or assess a data recovery lab, two names dominate: PC-3000 and the DeepSpar Disk Imager. The right question is not which is better, but which one shines in which case. A field comparison from DSET's Ankara lab.
Read moreNIS2 Directive 2022/2555 (October 2024). The Essential Entities (EE) and Important Entities (IE) distinction. 18 sectors. 10 minimum security measures (Art. 21). 24-hour / 72-hour / 1-month reporting (Art. 23). Board accountability (Art. 20). Maximum fines: EE EUR 10M or 2% of turnover, IE EUR 7M or 1.4% of turnover. A mapping table to ISO 27001, ISO 27701, NIST CSF and KVKK. A 12-month roadmap for Turkish companies.
Read moreBug bounty vs pentest difference. Public vs Private. Platform (HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Intigriti, Immunefi Web3) vs self-hosted. Scope definition, severity matrix CVSS 4.0, reward table, triage SLA, Coordinated Disclosure. TCK 243-245 + safe harbor in Turkey. Self-discovery with the KAOS engine (pre-BB cleanup). A 30-day starter plan.
Read more16 artifact categories extracted from a RAM dump: process tree, loaded modules, network connections, file handles, registry hives, command-line history, browser cache, cryptographic keys (BitLocker FVEK), clipboard, URL/path strings, decrypted messages (WhatsApp/Signal/Telegram Desktop), VAD tree, cached credentials, Mimikatz NTLM/Kerberos, PowerShell decoded payload, C2 beacons.
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