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Typical feedback from Federal/state and local law enforcement, national intelligence agency and corporate investigations:

"the best course I've ever taken"

"the instructor is clearly an authority"

"excellent course ... very impressed"

"uniquely worth the money"

"excellent instructor, money well spent"

"looked forward to each class"

"sorry to see the course end"

"exceeded my high expectations"

Computer Forensics Examiner Training

CompuForensics, in association with accredited universities and colleges in Georgia, Ohio, Texas and Tennessee, offers government and private sectors a highly cost effective approach to upgrading the technical skills of their computer forensics examiner, management and support personnel. Live on-line training is modeled after that provided to federal law enforcement and taught by a former federal agent and national program manager for computer forensics. Live on-line classes, held Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights from 7-9pm Central time, afford students the flexibility of distance learning (Skype; US & Canadian students can also participate via phone when necessary) without the limited instructor access common in correspondence courses.

The Forensics Examiner course, which includes illustrated loose-leaf notes, Win4Lin licensed software, SuSE Open Linux 10.2 DVD and bootable computer forensics CDROM, employs Windows XP running inside SuSE Linux to safely and more efficiently analyze Windows systems. Prior Linux experience is not required. This 70-hour 'live' course replaces both on-campus and on-line Basic Examiner and Advanced Examiner courses, saving students $2995 compared to Basic and Advanced on-campus courses. Select the below hot link to download an Acrobat syllabus.
On-line 75-hour Forensics Examiner: $995
   Next 12-week course: Sep 15 through Dec 8, 2008

CompuForensics 'live' courses are available through fully accredited state universities and colleges. Course certificates are signed by a college dean or higher university official. The course developer and supervising instructor was an agency signatory to the Federal Guidelines on Searching and Seizing Computers with nearly three decades of federal law enforcement field and headquarters experience within the Departments of Defense and Treasury. Unless otherwise indicated, the course developer will be the course instructor. Training is only available through accredited state universities and colleges.

Computer Forensics Non-Examiner Training

The Computer Forensics Introduction is designed for those who supervise and interface with computer forensic examiners. The course is available on-line or on-site at government or corporate sites by prior arrangement. Contact CompuForensics for pricing and availability. Training in Counter Forensics equips individuals and businesses with the skills to avoid inadvertent criminal violations and hostile forensic attacks.

8-hour Computer Forensics Intro. - Call    

20-hour Counter Forensics - Call     

Roane State College
Continuing Education
Oak Ridge, TN
Amy Carter
865-483-8453
   carterac@roanestate.edu
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Youngstown State Univ., YSU Metro College
100 DeBartolo Place
Youngstown, OH 44512
Julie Sharrow
  330-941-2461
   jasharrow@ysu.edu
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Georgia College & State Univ., Department of Continuing Education
203 Chappell Hall
Milledgeville, GA 31061
478-445-2762
nora.wall@gcsu.edu
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Skype Teleconferencing Augmented by Power Point XML Web Presentations

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Windows System Forensics Analysis Using SuSE Linux
& Hosted Windows XP

CompuForensics has been  licensed in Tennessee since 1998 and has provided training to major federal and state law enforcement agencies as well as the national intelligence community. Previously restricted to law enforcement and corporate security, computer forensics training is now available to the general law abiding public. CompuForensics retains the option to bar attendance by any individual or government representative suspected of association with criminal and/or corrupt organizations, foreign or domestic.

Member Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association

CompuForensics has received extensive TV and news media coverage in recent years.