The 2011 Techno Forensics Conference | Keep your Edge in Digital Forensics, Evidence Collection and Crime Scene Documentation

Special Agent Deborah A. Gordon is an Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investiga

Evidence Collection: A Critical Step to a Successful Outcome

The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Evidence Response Team (ERT) was organized in 1992 and commissioned with the responsibility of organizing and conducting evidence recovery operations, both at home...

Post Conference Training

The 2011 Techno Forensics Conference will include a post-conference training class provided by Security Horizon

BONUS: Register for any of the classes and you will receive a FREE VIP PASS to the 2011 Techno Forensics Conference.

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Windows & Registry Forensics

Often overlooked by examiners, the forensic analysis of the Windows 7 Registry can provide investigators with a wealth of potential probative information. Registry analysis can be performed either on a live system or post mortem. Information...

Elaine Pagliaro, Joseph Sudol & Henry Lee

Associative Evidence at the Digital Forensics Crime Scene

The 21^st century approach to crime scene investigation includes examining the microscopic, macroscopic and universal scenes associated with an incident. While there are well-recognized protocols for the...

Digital Forensics Conference

Registration for the 2011 Techno Forensics Conference is now open.

Techno Forensics Conference Expands to Encompass Crime Scene and Photography/Video Sessions

Sheraton Myrtle Beach Convention Center- October 31 & November 1, 2011

AMHERST, NH & PAWLEYS ISLAND, SC – December 09, 2010 – DFI News Digital Forensic Investigator® and TheTrainingCo.,LLC announced today that in conjunction with partnering to produce the 7^th annual “Techno Forensics Conference”, the 2011 conference will debut a track specifically devoted to Forensics industry professionals with highlighted focus on crime scene investigation and evidence collection. Joining together the Digital Forensic and Forensic communities reflects the crossover apparent today within a wide range of forensic and digital disciplines. This annual event brings together key stakeholders from industry, academia and government in an effort to strengthen this important technology, research, and communication bridge.