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Looking for cost effective Cyber Investigations training in Silicon Valley? The Silicon Valley Chapter (my chapter) of the High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA) is hosting a three day training event in Milpitas, California, May 11-13, 2016. If you are an HTCIA member, use this discount code: "HTCIAMember2016" to receive $100 off the price of registration.
Our key note is Dr. Clifford Stoll, Astronomer, Physicist and author several books, including "The Cuckoos Egg." Cliff was the first Cybercop and is a great speaker. Also speaking will be Kevin Metcalfe, Technical Liaison Director, NTAC. His topic "Gone Dark – The Challenges of Investigating Domestic Crime in a Global Communications World"
Good chance to get excellent training and meet the Silicon Valley members of HTCIA.
Our key note is Dr. Clifford Stoll, Astronomer, Physicist and author several books, including "The Cuckoos Egg." Cliff was the first Cybercop and is a great speaker. Also speaking will be Kevin Metcalfe, Technical Liaison Director, NTAC. His topic "Gone Dark – The Challenges of Investigating Domestic Crime in a Global Communications World"
Good chance to get excellent training and meet the Silicon Valley members of HTCIA.
Silicon Valley HTCIA - 2016 Training Event
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The HTCIA is a great organization and provides excellent, timely training. Many years ago, I was involved in computer forensics and the HTCIA was just forming up. Their help was invaluable in assisting me solve some pretty intense crimes.
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MSgt Merich, I have been a member for over 25 years and agree with you that it is a great organization. Back then there weren't any computer crime laws and very little knowledge as to how to conduct an investigation.
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Thanks for the link, I'll pass it on to the Detective's Academy coordinator.
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