High Tech Crime Institute-Forensic and Computer

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HTCI National Computer Forensic Academy
Tampa, Florida

"One of the best classes I've taken. The Instructor gets the entire class involved answers all questions strong knowledge of all aspects of the course great class"
Tampa FL

"Instructor was educated, knowledgeable, and skilled in the areas being taught"
Tampa FL

"I spoke to the former detective in our department who was our computer forensic examiner (he's now in the private sector) and he said that anything HTCI put out was sure to be good training and he had nothing but good things to say about it."
Nashville TN

"I found the training to be presented in a very professional manner. The instructor was extremely knowledgeable and experienced and the materials were very good, as well."
DEA TX "Another DEA agent and I attended this together, and we were sufficiently impressed to recommend that DEA send additional agents for training at HTCI. I would recommend it as well for HIDTA."
DEA TX

"I really enjoyed the class and was impressed with both the curriculum and instructors, and the way it was setup. It was a good opportunity to liaison with other agencies in our community"
FBI Oklahoma

"Trainers are very knowledgeable in their field and they taught something they do on a regular basis. Hands-on experience is outstanding….. you don’t see that when you go to some other companies courses."
US INS

"The training was easy to understand, well organized and presented in a manner that allowed us to accomplish a lot in a short amount of time."
Redmond Police Dept

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	Forensic Processing of Digital Media Training
	Central Virginia Criminal Justice Academy in association with High Tech Crime Institute is proud to announce the presentation of this Forensic Processing of Digital Media Training. Our training will fully prepare you for the computer crime investigation and data recovery environment.

	Time: 8:30am Date: September 15-19, 2008 Location: Lynchburg, Virginia
	COURSE OVERVIEW Introduction and Course Overview Introduction to Computer Forensics Introduction to Digital Evidence Digital Storage of Evidence Forensic Examination Tools Steganography and Encryption Steganography and Data Hiding Cryptography/Encryption Instant Messengers Evidence in Windows Forensic Analysis Documentation	ALSO INCLUDED: 250 page Course Manual HTCI First Responder Quick Guide HTCI Crime Scene Investigator Manual HTCI Investigator Tools HTCI Tracking Website HTCI Student Website “Hands on training”—”Learn by doing”

	HTCI Forensic Processing of Digital Media Training

	COURSE: ICCC-53 PREREQUISITES HTCI Computer Crime Essentials Training RECOMMENDED FOR: Local, State, and Federal Law Enforcement Agents, Corrections Officers, Prosecutors LOCATION: Central Virginia Criminal Justice Academy 1200 Church Street Lynchburg, Virginia DATE: September 15-19, 2008
	For additional information, questions, and complete registration information, please contact: Please Contact a HTCI Training Coordinator Toll Free: 877-2GO-HTCI(246-4824) Email: info@gohtci.com HTCI is committed to it’s goal of providing Law Enforcement the knowledge, tools and training necessary to investigate, apprehend and prosecute SDVOB: Service Disabled Verteran Owned Business