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2013 CTIN Annual Digital Forensics Conference 5 Replies

I've sent out a survey for a tentative conference. In order to move forward with the conference, we'll need at least 75% of the membership respond to the survey. Even if you do not plan on attending, please send me an email to that affect from…Continue

Started by Brett Shavers. Last reply by Marc Milstein 11 hours ago.

Recycle Bin Analysis and Internet History Analysis 1 Reply

Hi everyone! I have just completed an analysis of 4 tools, two of them for Internet History and two for Recycle Bin Analysis.In Windows Vista and Windows 7, not sure about 8 yet, The Recycler or Info2 file is no longer present. Instead it is a…Continue

Started by Michelle D. Mullinix. Last reply by Scott Case May 7.

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Posted by Lochan Mungal on January 5, 2011 at 9:45am

WikiLeaks cable dump reveals flaws of State Department's information-sharing tool

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/12/30/AR2010123004962.html

By Joby Warrick

Washington Post Staff Writer

Friday, December 31, 2010; 12:00… Continue

Posted by Lochan Mungal on January 5, 2011 at 8:02am

Boeing Position

Anyone have any insight into the position that Boeing is advertising in Bellevue? CMPTG Sec & Info Prot Spec 4/5. Would love to come back to Wash. :)

Posted by Josh Scott on August 17, 2010 at 6:29pm

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About the Computer Technology Investigators Network (CTIN)
CTIN has been providing high tech crime fighting training since 1996 in the areas of high-tech security, investigation, and prosecution of high-tech crimes for both private and public sector security and investigative personnel and prosecutors. CTIN sponsors training from experts world-wide for the benefit of private organizations and law enforcement agencies.

Activities and Meetings
Monthly meetings with instruction, presentations, and open discussion on various aspects of high tech crime, investigative strategies, and hardware/software tools. CTIN also invites speakers and application develops from around the world for advanced training programs.

Training Sessions
CTIN provides quarterly training sessions on various high tech investigative topics. Additionally, we meet for monthly luncheons informally to discuss current solutions to problems and network (socially).

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CTIN includes members of federal, state, and local law enforcement, as well as from private investigations, corporate security, educational institutions, and the computer science community from around the world. Membership is free and is required to be approved for the listserv.

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