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Nancy Forster
Forensic Examiner
Ms. Forster joined Data Recovery Group, an associate company to the Center for Computer Forensics, in 1999 as a data recovery technician and performed exceptionally and showed a unique capability to investigate and solve problems. The owners of the Center for Computer Forensics and Data Recovery Group recognized Ms. Forster’s talent and in 2000 promoted her to Forensic Examiner. The Center for Computer Forensics began training Ms. Forster at that time and she has successfully completed forensic examinations in both civil and criminal cases. The range of cases handled by Ms. Forster include Intellectual Property Theft, Acceptable Use Policy Violations, Employee Theft, Divorce Matters, and many others.
Ms. Forster has testified in depositions and has testified in both state and federal court.
Certifications:
- Certified Forensic Computer Examiner (CFCE)
International Associations of Computer Investigative Specialist (IACIS)
- Certified Electronic Evidence Collection Specialist (CEECS)
International Associations of Computer Investigative Specialist (IACIS)
- Computer Forensics Specialist
New Technologies Inc / Oregon State University
- Encase Certified Examiner (EnCE)
Guidance Software
- Discover-e Legal Electronic Data Discovery Operator
- Ringtail Certified Technician
FTI Ringtail
- Summation Certified Trainer (SCT)
CT Summation
Computer Education History: Total 455 Hours
- GMU RCFG Seminar 20 hours
- Forensic Boot Camp - AccessData 24 hours
- GMU RFCG Seminar 40 hours
- Discover-E Electronic Data Discovery Operator - Basic & Advanced 48 hours
- IACIS Basic Training 80 hours
- GMU/RCFG - (Encase v5 12 hours) 40 hours
- Internet Safety - The Missing Game - Web Wise Kids 3 hours
- Encase Internet and Email Examinations - Guidance Software 32 hours
- Encase Forensic Methodology and Reporting - Guidance Software 32 hours
- Forensic Bootcamp - AccessData 24 hours
- Advanced Microsoft Windows Forensics - AccessData 24 hours
- Computer Forensics Training - New Technologies, Inc. (NTI) 40 hours
- ProDiscover Incident Response - Technology Pathways Inc. 8 hours
Memberships
- High Tech Crimes Consortium (HTCC) 2003
- High Tech Crime Investigators Association (HTCIA) - Michigan Chapter Treasurer (06-08) 2003
- Information Systems Forensics Association (ISFA) 2004
- Digital Electronic Forensic Special Interest Group (DEFSIG) 2004
- InfraGard, FBI, Department of Justice 2005
- International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists (IACIS) 2006
- Association of Litigation Support Professionals (ALSP) 2008
- Michigan Council of Women in Technology (MCWT) 2009
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