Dr Pip Trevorrow

Pip is Course Director for Cyber Security and Digital Forensics. She teaches across all levels (4 through to 7 and PhD) on the courses. She is actively supervising PhD students with has six PhD completions to date. She leads, teaches and supervises on all courses within the Cyber Security and Digital Forensics awards.

Pip is currently researching into various aspects of wearable devices, from how they can be used to support behaviour change with regard to healthy lifestyles, to the artefacts that can be extracted from them in a digital forensics investigation. As part of this research, she is investigating how smart technologies can help to support women to start or continue exercising during pregnancy in a supported and secure manner.

Pip teaches across all levels on the Cyber Security and Digital Forensics awards. She is currently teaching:

• Level 4 Fundamentals of Digital Forensics
• Level 5 Computer Forensics Processing
• Level 5 Digital Forensics Analysis
• Level 5 Team Project: Forensics and Security
• Level 6 Forensics Investigative Techniques
• Level 6 MENG Project
• Level 6 Production Project (supervision)
• Level 7 Dissertation (supervision)