James McGoldrick

Head of Security Services
Systal Technology Solutions

James McGoldrick is the Head of Security Services within Systal, with responsibility for managing the delivery of our SOC, DFIR and Security Managed Services. James has nearly 10 years of law enforcement experience with a heavy focus on Digital Forensics and the investigation of Cyber Enabled / Dependent Crimes. James also lectured at a senior level within Police Scotland, providing training on the effective preservation and analysis of digital evidence to other investigation teams. James is an EnCase Certified Examiner and an ISC2 member.

CPD & Training with James McGoldrick:

Digital Forensics Essentials For Legal Professionals

CPD
Live online
date tbc Essential skills training, CPD & training, CPD event
Learn how to navigate the digital forensics process, interpret key evidence, and address emerging challenges like generative AI to strengthen your legal practice.

Digital Forensics Essentials For Legal Professionals On-demand

CPD
On-demand
Essential skills training, CPD & training, CPD event
Watch our speakers navigate the digital forensics process, interpret key evidence, and address emerging challenges like generative AI to strengthen your legal practice.

Creating Your Cyber Incident Response Plan On-demand

CPD
On-demand
Webinar, Essential skills training, CPD & training events
This session guides you through the fundamentals of creating an effective Cyber Incident Response Plan (CIRP) to safeguard your firm.

AI and Evidence: Fabrication of Content and Analysing Evidence

CPD
Live online
12th May 2026 12:00 - 14:00 Live webinars|Commercial property, Property litigation, Charities, Competition, Debt recovery, insolvency, bankruptcy, EU / international, Adjudication, Health, Wills, executries and trusts, Medical negligence, Personal injury, Human rights, Discrimination, Health and safety, Criminal court work, Criminal legal aid, Family and divorce, Joint venture
This webinar will analyse the dichotomous role of AI in evidence, considering both how it is impacting the creation of evidence used in court as well as its analysis by the court.