Welcome

As a global leader in the field of Computer Crime Investigation and Computer Forensics, HTCI is uniquely qualified to provide expert instruction, proactive security management and computer forensic platforms to both the private and public sectors.

In 2008 at the urging of our clients and the need for affordable Computer Forensic equipment, HTCI deployed it's line of Electronic Data Analysis Systems (EDAS) to the community. This line of computers was accepted by the main stream very quickly. We have had nothing but rave reviews so far from our EDAS customers. We look forward to the introduction of new faster and even more affordable forensic computers.

HTCI is continually looking to expand and add more services to our growing catalog, while still providing the absolute best in goods and services. One thing that will never change at HTCI is our commitment to provide the very best in services and equipment to you our customer.

HTCI Forensic Store on the Web

The HTCI Forensic Store website, www.forensicstore.com, has an updated look and features. The new and improved website will better meet the needs of our customers.
As the list of products has grown, so has the need for a more user-friendly website. Products are listed in easily identifiable groups, and Google Checkout has been added so products can be purchased on-line.
HTCI’s commitment to its customers remains unchanged. All products come with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. In addition, if a competitor offers a forensic computer system comparable to the EDAS, HTCI will match the price and offer an additional 10% reduction. Last, HTCI offers discounts to former students, military customers, and resellers. 

HTCI Law Enforcement Training Center now affiliated with the American Safety and Health Institute

Brand-ashiThe High Tech Crime Institute's Law Enforcement Training Center is pleased to announce that it is now affiliated with the American Safety and Health Institute and is able to provide a number of workplace safety courses to your organization. 

 

 

Courses Offered:

• BASIC FIRST AID

• CPR AND AED FOR THE COMMUNITY AND WORKPLACE

• EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONSE FOR ADULTS IN THE WORKPLACE

• BLOODBOORNE PATHOGENS

• AND COMBINATIONS OF THE ABOVE, PLUS OTHERS

For information on upcoming classes and cost, please contact:

“What Your Cell Phone Says”

Nokia 3120 classic On August 25, 2010, WTVT FOX 13 broadcast the first segment in a series of interviews with HTCI CEO Stephen Pearson. In that segment, Mr. Pearson explained and demonstrated how SMS messages, e-mails, photographs, and other information can be retrieved from cell phones even when the user believes it has been deleted.

In the follow-up interview on August 27, Mr. Pearson will discuss how cell phones provide more specific information about their users. For example, a plain black phone with more calls than text messages usually indicates the user is an adult over forty-years old, while one with a bright pink case and more text messages than phone calls is likely used by a younger female. 

The HTCI Owl is updated to match the companies growth

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Over the years, HTCI has grown into a multi-faceted, multi-national corporation, but our owl has remained unchanged. In August 2010, we took an initiative to update our owl’s image to reflect our success, and we are proud of the results. 
 
 The owl, as a visionary, signifies wisdom, insight, and foresight. The new owl logo also contains an additional abundance of symbolism:

HTCI exhibiting at the "2nd Annual National Law Enforcement Training Conference"

HTCI will be exhibiting at the 2nd Annual National Law Enforcement Training Conference which will be held in Tampa, Florida at the Tampa Airport Marriot Hotel on August 23rd-24th. Stop and see us at booth #15 and learn more on the training courses that we have to offer. This conference is an excellent opportunity for law enforcement officers and administrators to meet our staff and learn more about HTCI.

HTCI going to London

Biometrics2010 logo[1] HTCI will be exhibiting at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London, UK on October 20th-21st discussing what's new in biometric technology and what HTCI has to offer to you our customers, so don't forget to visit us at booth/stand # 409 and meet our staff.

HTCI Launching a New Company Logo

HTCI recognizes that with growth comes changes and opportunities. HTCI embraces these changes and opportunites and has decided that a new company logo was past due.  Stay tuned in the weeks ahead to see what our new logo will look like.   

HTCI attends "Crimes Against Children Conference"

IMG00089On August 9th-11th, HTCI, COO "Thomas Eskridge" and LEAT V.P. "Robert Gooding" attended the 22nd Annual Crimes Against Children Conference held in Dallas, TX. They had the opportunity to meet and speak with different agencies in law enforcement, prosecution and victim advocates on the most successful intervention strategies. HTCI also wants to congratulate "Robert Greer" from the "Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office" on winning the GPS Unit! 

VBIED not just in Iraq and Afghanistan - HTCI training addresses the new threat

A drug cartel has used a car bomb for the first time in Mexico's decades-long fight against traffickers, setting a deadly trap for federal police in a city across the border from Texas.

An anti-gang officer in Hemet, Calif., discovered a deadly device attached to his car Friday — in what appears to be the third attempt in the past two months to injure or kill members of an anti-gang unit in southwest Riverside County.