1、CENTRE FOR CYBERCRIME INVESTIGATION TRAINING&RESEARCHCriminal Investigation Department KarnatakaTHE EVIDENCE ON THE WRISTA Practical Smartwatch Forensics for Device-Level Extraction and AnalysisRESEARCH REPORTAUTHORSShashidhar T KAssociate Director,Data Security Council of IndiaThis research report

2、contains information that is Intellectual Property of CCITR.Thisreport represents the opinions of the authors.No part of this report can bereproduced in any form whatsoever.The information contained herein has beenobtained from sources,believed to be reliable.However,the author expresslydisclaims al

3、l warranties,express or implied,as to the accuracy,completeness,oradequacy of the information.CCITR shall have no liability for errors,omissions orinadequacies in the information contained herein,or for interpretations thereof.The research work demonstrated in the report is the current results as of

4、 the dateappearing on the material only.Published by CCITRCopyright 2026 CCITRDISCLAIMERDESIGN AND INFOGRAPHICSISBN 978-81-969022-9-2Pavankumar RAssociate,Data Security Council of IndiaDr.Anoop A.Shetty IPS,Deputy Commissioner of Police,Bengaluru CitySri.Saidulu Adavath IPS,Deputy Commissioner of Po

5、lice,Bengaluru CitySri.M D Sharath,Superintendent of Police,Cybercrime Division,KarnatakaSri.Vinayak Godse,Chief Executive Officer,Data Security Council of IndiaSri.K Venkatesh Murthy,Vice President,Data Security Council of IndiaGanesh Bhaskar SavantAnalyst,Data Security Council of IndiaACKNOWLEDGEM

6、ENTSThe authors wish to sincerely thank all individuals and the CCITR teamfor their valuable support throughout this research.SPECIAL THANKSMESSAGE FROM DG&iGP,KARNATAKA stateAdvancements in wearable technologies,particularly smartwatches,have introduced asignificant new dimension to modern policing