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Short Description:
The “Computer Forensics in Law and Business” (CFLB™) two-hour seminar was developed to provide an introduction to the exciting and growing field of computer forensics and electronic discovery.
Full Description:
The “Computer Forensics in Law and Business” (CFLB™) two-hour seminar was developed to provide an introduction to the exciting and growing field of computer forensics and electronic discovery. Originally the sole domain of law enforcement computer specialists, this discipline has now become an important capability for all law firms, paralegals, private investigators, corporate I.T. and security officers.
The “Computer Forensics in Law and Business” (CFLB™) seminar is presented by John A. Sgromolo, a pioneer in the field of computer forensics. As a former Special Agent with the U.S. Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS), John preformed many complex digital investigations vital to national security. John was also the creator of the first CD-ROM based computer crime training program for law enforcement first responders in the United States. To date, John has taught both basic and advanced computer forensic investigative techniques to more corporate and law enforcement students than any other independent instructor worldwide.
The “Computer Forensics in Law and Business” (CFLB™) seminar is a two-hour presentation jam-packed with the latest information concerning the growing need for properly trained and certified computer forensic specialists. During the seminar, you will discover what it takes to become a member of the next generation of “Digital Detectives”. John will take you through the initial steps of gathering electronic evidence and also show you how to properly preserve the evidence for use in court.
Here are just a few of the topics that will be covered during the seminar:
What is “Digital Evidence” and where can it be found?
What can Digital Forensic experts find on a digital device?
What are the initial steps to gather “electronic evidence”?
How to “forensically preserve” a digital device.
What type of tools does a Digital Forensic expert use?
How does Digital Forensics, Inc. process electronic media?
How do we present “digital evidence” in court?
Attendees will receive the following items during the seminar:
A CD-ROM containing a fully functional demo of computer forensic software with a “live” casefile.
A seminar guide containing reference materials and checklists.
A discount coupon for computer forensic certification training through Mile2.
Duration:
2 Hours
Price:
FREE
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