• CF-006 Computer Forensics Primer
    This course is an 8 hour course designed for law enforcement training facilities. It provides an introduction to computer forensics without some of the more technical aspects and exercises in our other courses.
    (Click here for the CF-006 course syllabus)

  • CF-100 Computer Basics
    This course is an optional precursor to CF-101. It is recommended for anyone who feels they need some basic computer instruction before taking the other courses.
    (Click here for the CF-100 course syllabus)

  • CF-101 Introduction to Cyber Crime
    This course provides a basic understanding of computer crime, a detailed "bag & tag" instruction and introduction to some of the hardware and software available for computer forensics.
    (Click here for the CF-101 course syllabus)

  • CF-102 Forensics Tools & Techniques
    This course provides an in-depth session on the tools and techniques used for investigation of computers in criminal cases.
    Prerequisite: CF-101
    (Click here for the CF-102 course syllabus)

  • CF-203 Practical Training in Forensic Investigations
    This course provides a hands-on experience in a working forensics lab with an active forensics examiner/investigator as a coach.
    Prerequisites: CF-102

  • CF-204 Search and Seizure of Computers and Electronic Evidence: Legal and Testimonial Considerations for Law Enforcement
    This course will cover the legal aspects of search and seizure with respect to computer evidence. Warrant writing procedures and common pitfalls will be discussed along with appropriate laws to govern computer crime.
    (Click here for the CF-204 course syllabus)

  • CF-205 Search and Seizure of Computers and Electronic Evidence: Legal Considerations for Trial Judges
    This course will cover the legal aspects of search and seizure with respect to computer evidence, specifically for trial judges.

  • CF-510 Special Seminar
    These seminars are one day special topic lectures. Announcements for these seminars are made through our mailing list, and any law enforcement officer is welcome.