ASI will be offering Digital Forensics Training Classes in 2013. Each course consists of one to three days of classroom-based training, conducted by ASI’s Chief Forensic Scientist and renowned expert in digital forensics, Harlan Carvey.
155 Center Street, Santa Cruz, California 95060
Breakfast and lunch will be provided for training sessions held at ASI Headquarters in Reston, Virginia. Please visit the Digital Forensics Training page for additional information on course content, as well as options for on-site training classes at other locations.
Contact ASI today to register for class.
Harlan Carvey, ASI’s Chief Forensic Scientist, will be presenting at PFIC 2012, to be held November 3-6 in Park City, UT.
Harlan will be lecturing on the following topics:
- Automating Forensic Correlation via Open Source Tools
- Intro to Windows 7 Forensic Analysis
- Timeline Analysis
Please visit the Conference website for more information.
ASI is proud to announce that it is now an official partner of VMware – a global leader in virtualization and cloud infrastructure. As a certified VMware Solution Provider, ASI is equipped in providing innovative, secure cloud solutions to its customers. As the growth of cloud services has accelerated in recent years, so have the security concerns associated with concentrating business-critical nest-eggs in one basket… How secure is your cloud solution?
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ASI will be presenting to the law enforcement community at the 2012 National Cyber Crime Conference, sponsored by the Massachusetts Office of the Attorney General, on April 30 and May 01 in Norwood, MA.
ASI will be conducting presentations on the following topics at the event:
- Windows 7 Forensics
- Windows Registry Analysis
- Advanced Log File Analysis
Please visit the Conference website for additional information.
ASI will be offering Digital Forensics Training Classes in 2012. Each course consists of one or two days of classroom-based training, conducted by ASI’s Chief Forensic Scientist and renowned expert in digital forensics, Harlan Carvey.
- Dates Offered
- September 10-11
- September 24 - 25
- October 29 - 30
- December 10
Courses will be held during normal business hours at ASI’s Training
Facility in Reston, VA. Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
Please visit the Digital Forensics Training page for additional
information on course content.
Contact ASI today to register for class.
Harlan Carvey, ASI’s Chief Forensic Scientist, will be presenting as a keynote speaker at the SANS Forensics & Incident Response Summit on June 27, 2012 in Austin, TX.
Please visit the event website for additional information.
FocalPoint, ASI’s authenticating proxy, is now being offered in conjunction with ASI’s Illuminate insider threat detection service. The bundled service provides a one-stop solution for customers looking for an affordable means to control what leaves their network and eradicate malicious threats operating within their perimeter.
Contact ASI today and learn how our Proactive Security Solutions can help protect your valuable information assets before it's too late!
ASI is now offering Cyber Threat Awareness Training as part of its Proactive Security Solutions services. This instructor-led course is designed for the business person traveling and working in domestic and international locations. Course material focuses on the risks associated with the use of computers and telecommunications devices in various types of threat environments. Methods that can be used to minimize exposure and reduce the risk of attack are discussed and demonstrated in the classroom.
An abbreviated, executive-focused version of the training is also available with an emphasis on addressing the targeted cyber threats faced by business executives. See our Executive Cyber Threat Awareness Briefing for more information.
Contact ASI today to learn how you can protect your personal identity and confidential business information from prying cyber-criminals.
For information and news pertaining to the latest topics in forensic analysis of Windows systems, please visit: The Windows Incident Response Blog, authored by ASI’s own Harlan Carvey.