One of the main problems that lawyers face when dealing with computer evidence is not knowing enough about what is stored on a computer, why it is stored and what it means.
The Computer Forensic Alliance provide training for lawyers at all different levels, helping to raise an overall awareness, learn the jargon and sometimes exploring a little deeper into the mysteries of the hard drive.
Our most popular course is our Understanding Computer Evidence course, aimed at giving a general overview of what evidence can be expected from a computer forensic investigation.
In addition we offer courses specialising in subjects such as emails, internet history, social networking sites & finding evidence of hacking.
25 February
2010
Chelsea Football Club, Fulham
25 March
2010
Chelsea Football Club, Fulham
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2010
Chelsea Football Club, Fulham
28 October
2010
Chelsea Football Club, Fulham
Our training courses are held at various locations in London throughout the year, but we are more than happy to travel anywhere in the world to suit our clients needs.
We also deliver short in-house presentations to computer forensics free of charge*. These can be a general overview of computer forensics, or a more detailed presentation on relevant subjects such as deleted files, reading email headers or exploring metadata. These presentations are also CPD accredited.
