The Wisconsin Association of Computer Crime Investigators (WACCI)
is a growing group of law enforcement, public sector, and private sector professionals that have joined together to exchange information regarding computer crimes.
is a growing group of law enforcement, public sector, and private sector professionals that have joined together to exchange information regarding computer crimes.
Latest News
March 2019 WACCI Meeting Presenter
ROB ATTOE from Spyder Forensics
Rob Attoe from Spyder Forensics is scheduled to discuss "Advance Windows 10 Forensic Primer" at the WACCI- East Chapter Meeting on March 12, 2019 via Live Webcast.
This one hour primer will cover some of the latest Windows 10 Operating System artifacts, user data, and explore the many updates this new Operating System has introduced.
***Additional training from Rob Attoe and Spyder Forensics ***
"Windows 10 Advance Forensic Analysis" at the Walworth County Sheriff's Department April 30-May 2, 2019
"Advance Drone Forensics Analysis" at the Walworth County Sheriff's Department May 21-23, 2019
Contact Mike Lambert for more information at mlambert@co.walworth.wi.us
ROB ATTOE from Spyder Forensics
Rob Attoe from Spyder Forensics is scheduled to discuss "Advance Windows 10 Forensic Primer" at the WACCI- East Chapter Meeting on March 12, 2019 via Live Webcast.
This one hour primer will cover some of the latest Windows 10 Operating System artifacts, user data, and explore the many updates this new Operating System has introduced.
***Additional training from Rob Attoe and Spyder Forensics ***
"Windows 10 Advance Forensic Analysis" at the Walworth County Sheriff's Department April 30-May 2, 2019
"Advance Drone Forensics Analysis" at the Walworth County Sheriff's Department May 21-23, 2019
Contact Mike Lambert for more information at mlambert@co.walworth.wi.us
April 2019 WACCI Meeting Presenter
HARLAN CARVEY
HARLAN CARVEY
Harlan Carvey is scheduled to discuss his new book "Investigating Windows Systems" at the WACCI - East Chapter Meeting on April 9th, 2019 via streaming service.
About Harlan Carvey
Harlan Carvey's interest in computer and information security began while he was an officer in the U.S. military, during which time he earned his master's degree in Electrical Engineering. After leaving military service, he began working in the field of commercial and government information security consulting, performing vulnerability assessments and penetration tests. While employed at one company, he was the sole developer of a program for collecting security-specific information (i.e., Registry entries, file information, configuration settings, etc.) from Windows NT systems during vulnerability assessments. Harlan has also done considerable work in the area of incident response and forensics, performing internal and external investigations. He has also written a number of proof-of-concept tools for educating users in such topics as Windows null sessions, file signature analysis, and the retrieval of metadata from a variety of files. Harlan has presented at Usenix, DefCon9, Black Hat, GMU2003 on various topics specific to issues on Windows platforms, such as data hiding. He has had articles published in the Information Security Bulletin and on the SecurityFocus web site.
SPECIAL GIVE AWAY- Each Month !!!!!!
In anticipation of Harlan's Presentation in April, WACCI -East Chapter will be giving away a copy of Harlan Carvey's book, "Investigating Windows Systems" as a door prize at each WACCI- EAST Chapter monthly meeting until April!!!
(Members must be present to win).
About Harlan Carvey
Harlan Carvey's interest in computer and information security began while he was an officer in the U.S. military, during which time he earned his master's degree in Electrical Engineering. After leaving military service, he began working in the field of commercial and government information security consulting, performing vulnerability assessments and penetration tests. While employed at one company, he was the sole developer of a program for collecting security-specific information (i.e., Registry entries, file information, configuration settings, etc.) from Windows NT systems during vulnerability assessments. Harlan has also done considerable work in the area of incident response and forensics, performing internal and external investigations. He has also written a number of proof-of-concept tools for educating users in such topics as Windows null sessions, file signature analysis, and the retrieval of metadata from a variety of files. Harlan has presented at Usenix, DefCon9, Black Hat, GMU2003 on various topics specific to issues on Windows platforms, such as data hiding. He has had articles published in the Information Security Bulletin and on the SecurityFocus web site.
SPECIAL GIVE AWAY- Each Month !!!!!!
In anticipation of Harlan's Presentation in April, WACCI -East Chapter will be giving away a copy of Harlan Carvey's book, "Investigating Windows Systems" as a door prize at each WACCI- EAST Chapter monthly meeting until April!!!
(Members must be present to win).
