Unlike hotel based training, CompuForensics Initial Response Team training requires the use of a computer classroom. Students must additionally complete a comprehensive exercise and written examination prior to issue of training certificates. Previously restricted to law enforcement and corporate security, computer forensics training is now available to the general public.
Services continue to be restricted to law enforcement and corporate security.
CompuForensics was created in October 1998 following the retirement of its founder, John Seither, where he had been a national program manager for computer forensics for a major federal law enforcement agency. That position culminated a quarter century of criminal investigative experience with four federal law enforcement agencies. Having received years of in-residence Government training relative to computer forensics, he established himself as a world authority in the computer forensics field with well over a decade as a teacher, computer forensics agent and interagency consultant. This site uses frames and is best viewed using Microsoft Internet Explorer. JavaScript feature activation is required to view hover sub-page access buttons on the main page.