Training and advisory services for attorneys and law enforcement agencies — from understanding digital evidence in litigation to building agency examination capacity.
Curriculum developed and delivered by a former Senior Instructor in the Department of Homeland Security's Computer Forensics Branch.
Discuss Training NeedsDigital evidence appears in virtually every contested matter. Training for legal professionals focuses on practical application: what digital evidence can and cannot establish, how to evaluate forensic reports, and how to work effectively with technical experts.
Sessions are available as individual CLE presentations, firm-wide training, or ongoing advisory arrangements tailored to a practice area.
Law enforcement agencies — particularly smaller and mid-sized departments — often lack internal digital forensics capacity. Training and advisory services help agencies build that capacity, improve the quality of digital evidence in their cases, and understand what their tools can and cannot do.
Training draws directly on curriculum developed and taught at DHS/FLETC, adapted for state and local agency contexts and resource levels.
For law firms, an advisory arrangement provides retainer-based access for case-by-case digital evidence consultation as matters arise. For agencies, it provides a standing resource for examining evidence or evaluating tools and procedures.
Advisory scope and structure are tailored to the organization's needs.
Training and advisory engagements are scoped and budgeted in writing before work begins.