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Verdict Search recognizes Applied Forensics in Top 25 New York Verdicts of 2009
Applied Forensics LLC was recognized in VerdictSearch’s Top 25 New York Verdicts of 2009. Applied Forensics is a 21st Century Forensics Laboratory specializing in questioned documents and handwriting examinations.

Digital Forensics Contest and Summit to Combat the APT
WASHINGTON, May 26 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A new digital forensics contest based on real world malicious software pushes investigators to learn and evolve within their trade as Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) hacking groups achieve new levels of success.

Flashback Data Named as First Ever Non-governmental Computer Forensics Laboratory Accredited Under ASCLD/LAB International Program
Flashback Data is the first ever non-governmental lab accredited for computer forensics under ASCLD/LAB International Accreditation Program. The company joins a short list of digital evidence laboratories accredited under the program, including those owned by the F.B.I. and state and county law enforcement.


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Forensics, The Basics Of An Evolving Discipline
Forensic science is all around us. More than likely you know someone who might have broken a law and ended up in jail. Every single person that goes into a jail is finger printed, and has their fingerprints stored in a database for future reference. Finger printing was one of the first forensic tools to be used. The first account of finger printing dates back to 17th century when a debtor's fingerprint was affixed to a bill to verify the debt was genuine.

Training In Computer Forensics
There are a lot of different classes and courses that are offered via the internet, one of those kinds of courses is the computer forensics training. Of course, before you sign up for this class, there are a few things that you are going to want to know. One of those things is, what is computer forensics anyway? You are also going to want know why you should take the class in the first place. How is it going to benefit you? Also, you are going to want to know if there are any prerequisites that you may need to have before you join one of these courses. Now, all courses are going to be different, but after reading this information, you will have a better understanding of what most classes are going to ask of you.

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