Digital Forensics News Archive
Nicholas County students receive training on cyber safety December 10, 2011 @ 12:00 AM The Herald-Dispatch HUNTINGTON — More than 30 students from Nicholas County High School’s Future Business Leaders of America organization spent Friday afternoon getting trained on cyber safety from officials with the Marshall University Forensic Science Center. The students, said teacher Susan
Marshall University faculty provided digital forensics training to arson investigators at the West Virginia Fire Investigation Conference sponsored by the West Virginia Chapter of the International Association of Arson Investigators. Dr. Terry W. Fenger, director of the Forensic Science Center; John Sammons, assistant professor in the Integrated Science and Technology Department; and Margaret Phipps Brown,
Tuesday August 9, 2011 by Zack Harold, Daily Mail staff As with everything else, crime is moving online. And thanks to experts at the West Virginia State Police Digital Forensics Unit, there’s a new way to dust for fingerprints. Cpl. Robert Boggs runs the unit’s Huntington lab, housed in the Marshall University Forensic Science Center.
Digital forensics professor, Josh Brunty, is featured in this month’s Digital Forensics Investigator News. Read an excerpt here: “Validation of Forensic Tools and Software: A Quick Guide for the Digital Forensic Examiner With the field of digital forensics growing at an almost warp-like speed, there are many issues out there that can disrupt and discredit
BILL ROSENBERGER, The Herald-Dispatch The conference which took place at the Marshall University Forensic Science Center focused on the growth of digital evidence in both criminal and civil … http://www.herald-dispatch.com/news/x812094035/Digital-evidence-conference-wraps-up-at-Forensic-Science-Center
http://www.marshall.edu/pressrelease.asp?ID=2078 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. – The Appalachian Institute of Digital Evidence (AIDE), a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving professionals and students of the legal, technical and business communities that work with digital evidence, is sponsoring its first conference at the Marshall University Forensic Science Center. Each day will focus on one of the four sub-groups of
>http://www.herald-dispatch.com/business/x1127236705/Marshall-to-partner-with-SiQuest-in-computer-forensics-trainingApr 6, 2010, Huntington Herald Dispatch, HUNTINGTON, WV — Marshall University has formed an academic training partnership with a Canadian producer of computer forensics software. SiQuest Corp. …http://www.herald-dispatch.com
>http://forensics.marshall.edu/MUFSC/News/2010/News-10.03-1.htmlMar 10, 2010, MUFSC News – Faculty from Marshall’s Digital Forensics program will be presenting at the 2010 West Virginia Public Safety EXPO, which is scheduled for May 19-23, 2010 at the Charleston Civic Center…http://forensics.marshall.edu/MUFSC/MUFSC-News.html
>http://forensics.marshall.edu/MUFSC/News/2010/News-10.02-1.htmlFeb 10, 2010, MUFSC News – Marshall University Forensic Science Center, in conjunction with the Department of Integrated Science and Technology, has announced two agreements with a world leader in digital forensic software. According to the first Memorandum of Understanding, Marshall University will conduct research for AccessData…http://forensics.marshall.edu/MUFSC/MUFSC-News.html