forensic info

[ja...@cfl.rr.com]

Hello everyone My name is Luis and own J & H Data Recovery. I have
been working just on data recovery and I am certified by Scott which
one of the best classes I have taken. back to my question. I have a
friend which is wanting to send some business my way but in forensic
work. I am little hesitant becouse I have not done anything in this
field. I located in florida and I am not sure if I need another
certification to take on this venture. anyone can offer some help.

[Dave Kleiman]

Hello ?name?

I am here in Florida. The is no certification required, but you should definitely work under the supervision of an experienced person as you work your way into the Forensic field. I am an individual not a company, so I do not offer apprenticeship/first-year training, but if you tell me what city you are in, I could possibly introduce you to people in the business.

Dave


Respectfully,

Dave Kleiman - http://www.ComputerForensicExaminer.com - http://www.DigitalForensicExpert.com

4371 Northlake Blvd #314
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
561.310.8801

[ja...@cfl.rr.com]

Hello Dave I am Clermont and the might be coming from Miami

On Jan 20, 7:12 pm, Dave Kleiman <d...@davekleiman.com> wrote:
> Hello ?name?
>
> I am here in Florida.  The is no certification required, but you should definitely work under the supervision of an experienced person as you work your way into the Forensic field. I am an individual not a company, so I do not offer apprenticeship/first-year training, but if you tell me what city you are in, I could possibly introduce you to people in the business.
>
> Dave
>
> Respectfully,
>

> Dave Kleiman -http://www.ComputerForensicExaminer.com-http://www.DigitalForensicExpert.com

>
> 4371 Northlake Blvd #314
> Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
> 561.310.8801
>
>
>
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> Hello everyone My name is Luis and own J & H Data Recovery.  I have been working just on data recovery and I am certified by Scott which one of the best classes I have taken.  back to my question.  I have a friend which is wanting to send some business my way but in forensic work.  I am little hesitant becouse I have not done anything in this field. I located in florida and I am not sure if I need another certification to take on this venture.  anyone can offer some help.- Hide quoted text -
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[Chuck Snipes]

Hi, Luis.  I am a law enforcement forensic examiner in Gainesville, FL with the Alachua S.O. and FBI cybercrime task force.  

Another suggestion is to look into internships in computer forensics with your local law enforcement agencies. I have had two interns at the Sheriff's Office.  It is basically a few months of hands on exposure in exchange for help with projects.  Your exposure will be just observing/ learning about the forensics due to the nature of the evidence and chain of custody.  But, it is a good starting exposure to the field.

Just FYI, both of my interns decided to pursue other areas.  One data recovery and the other a totally different field.  They didn't expect how in depth and time consuming computer forensics could be...   Not trying to deter you, just wanted to present a full disclosure.

There is a lot to study and learn.  But if you enjoy really digging into the data and OS it can be very rewarding.

Chuck

Charles Snipes
CTO, CDS Ventures, LLC
http://www.allceus.com
http://www.datatriangle.com
Bachelor of Science, Regent's College
Certified Computer Examiner
Certified Data Recovery Professional

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[Bud]

Ah gee Chuck, you mean you didn't show the the 'evidence' button????

On Jan 21, 7:36 pm, Chuck Snipes <ch...@datatriangle.com> wrote:
> Hi, Luis.  I am a law enforcement forensic examiner in Gainesville, FL with
> the Alachua S.O. and FBI cybercrime task force.
>
> Another suggestion is to look into internships in computer forensics with
> your local law enforcement agencies. I have had two interns at the Sheriff's
> Office.  It is basically a few months of hands on exposure in exchange for
> help with projects.  Your exposure will be just observing/ learning about
> the forensics due to the nature of the evidence and chain of custody.  But,
> it is a good starting exposure to the field.
>
> Just FYI, both of my interns decided to pursue other areas.  One data
> recovery and the other a totally different field.  They didn't expect how in
> depth and time consuming computer forensics could be...   Not trying to
> deter you, just wanted to present a full disclosure.
>
> There is a lot to study and learn.  But if you enjoy really digging into the
> data and OS it can be very rewarding.
>
> Chuck
>
> Charles Snipes

> CTO, CDS Ventures, LLChttp://www.allceus.comhttp://www.datatriangle.com

> > datarecoverycertif...@googlegroups.com<datarecoverycertification%2Bunsu...@googlegroups.com>

[ja...@cfl.rr.com]

Thank you for the responce. I will look into this

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