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This is the official site for the Atlanta Chapter of the High Technology Crime Investigation Association! If you are a computer forensic investigator, Information Security professional, or work daily in solving computer crime you have come to the right site.
The High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA) is designed to encourage, promote, and facilitate the interchange of data, experience, ideas, and methodologies relating to investigations and security in advanced technologies. We are one of over 37 chapters of the International HTCIA organization.
Our Atlanta chapter meets monthly to discuss personal experiences and emerging trends within Information Security and Data Forensics. Each meeting we have a guest speaker lecture on a a body of knowledge relative this arena. Think you have something to offer? Then tell us about it! We are always actively seeking new topics and speakers for our meetings.
What can we say? If you work in this field we want you to come to one of our meetings to learn more about us. Maybe you will find the meeting informative. Maybe you will make a new friend. Perhaps you will stumble upon a networking opportunity. The only way to find out is to come on by, stop in, and participate in our meetings! So check our calendar and stop on by.
Next Meeting Details - Thursday February, 9 2012 7:30AM - 9:00AM (Breakfast Meeting)
Topic: Forensics in
your PJ’s
Description: Using various resources and tools on the internet to gather data. From Facebook to blogs what you can learn while sitting in your PJ’s!
Speaker: Buffy Christie - Buffy is currently Senior Director of Equifax Global Security. Buffy has a BS in Criminal Justice, Forensic Science. She is a CFE (Certified Fraud Examiner) and is currently the President of the Southeastern IAFCI (International Association of Financial Crimes Investigators)
Location:
American InterContinental University (AIU)
500 Embassy Row
Dunwoody, GA 30328
To register for this event click HERE.
REMEMBER - To get all the benefits you must be a member. Please join or renew your 2012 membership today!
HTCIA Special Training Event - Friday January 27, 2012 10:00AM - 2:00PM
Topic: Understanding
and Investigating Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy
Description: Field
investigators often need to find information fast in the field. Recovering deleted files and performing
advanced searches are often time consuming and thus prohibitive for field investigators. Both live system triage and analysis of off
line images containing Microsoft VSC “Volume Shadow Copy” snapshots can often
net a wealth of information to investigators who know how to process it.
Speaker: Christopher
L. T. Brown, CISSP is the founder and CTO of Technology Pathways. Mr. Brown is the chief architect of the
Technology Pathways ProDiscover family of security products. Prior to his position with Technology
Pathways Mr. Brown has served in key technology positions at several companies
and focused on information warfare and network operations for the US Navy. Mr. Brown’s most recent book “Computer
Evidence: Collection and Preservation" 2nd Edition is published by
Charles River Media. He has over 25
years experience in hardware, software and network engineering. Mr. Brown has taught computer security and
network engineering for UCSD as well as private organizations such as Addison
Wesley and CSI.
Location:
American InterContinental University (AIU)
500 Embassy Row
Dunwoody, GA 30328
To register for this event click HERE.
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