HTCI Held Its Quarterly Strategic Forecast Meeting - July 2010
High Tech Crime Institute, Inc. held its quarterly strategic forecast meeting, Friday, July 9th. Some of the key components attendees discussed included: HTCI’s ongoing commitment to providing the highest quality and most innovative classes, products, and services; internal and external collaborative communication policies; and the company's ongoing expansion into the global market.
The object of the organizing committees of the 2010 HTCIA International Training Conference & Expo is to provide the best possible training on the latest topics in High Technology Crime, by the best speakers available.
Biometric-based solutions for personal ID and authentication applications in front of nearly 2,000 top-level buyers. This event will offer unparalleled opportunities to reach top buyers, federal and state agencies and leading industry corporations.
The latest information and solutions on the use of biometric technology in government and commercial applications at Europe's premier event for biometrics.
With this course you will be able to effectively and properly obtain digital media evidence, comprehend proper procedures and techniques for collecting and storing cell phones as digital evidence and recognize different types and styles of cellular phones as well as portable media storage.
The E.D.A.S. Portable Forensic Boot Camp course comes with a complete EDAS-Portable Forensic System, and combines two of our most successful courses, Computer Crime Essentials training and Forensic Processing of Digital Media Training, into an intensive 5-day training experience at out Tampa Florida training facility.
The Boot Camp not only includes the training, but also the equipment, lodging, and meals each day of training.
This secondary CCST course completes the core requirements for CCST certification. Students will be awarded their CCST certification based on successfully completing test requirements for both CCST1 and CCST2 exams.
**HTCI Computer Crime Essentials Class is a prerequisite for this class**
With this course you will be able to effectively and properly obtain digital media evidence, comprehend proper procedures and techniques for collecting and storing cell phones as digital evidence and recognize different types and styles of cellular phones as well as portable media storage.
High Tech Crime Institute, Inc. held its quarterly strategic forecast meeting, Friday, July 9th. Some of the key components attendees discussed included: HTCI’s ongoing commitment to providing the highest quality and most innovative classes, products, and services; internal and external collaborative communication policies; and the company's ongoing expansion into the global market.