Early Access - Winter 2026
Digital Investigations Tips for Military and Law Enforcement
Welcome to a training program designed by active investigators, designed to build up our peers.
We got tired of super expensive, tool and vendor-specific training.
So we designed the course we wish we had access to when we were starting out.
And we kept it inexpensive.
And we teach how to use free tools.
And we're here to help along the way.
Mobile Device Examinations
Typically containing a wealth of evidentiary information, and located in every subject's back pocket, conducting a proper mobile device exam is vital to modern-day digital investigations. This is typically going to be a Digital Forensic Examiner's bread and butter. In this course, we'll spend a lot of time building up your ability to do a quality mobile device examination.
Computer Forensics
Incorrectly handling a computer on a crime scene can easily result in lost or destroyed evidence. This course gives you the tools to confidently process evidence correctly the first time. This is the area of digital forensics where I most often see examiners making large mistakes that could potentially get the evidence thrown out. In this course, we'll build good habits and discuss common problems.
Incident Response
When a business becomes the victim of cybercrime, the local police department usually has jurisdiction. But do they have the capability to conduct that investigation? It depends...Did they take this course?
This is often the most time-consuming and multi-faceted type of investigation. In this course, we'll give you the skills you need to confidently perform a high-quality network examination.
Sensitive Site Exploitation
Sometimes you can't wait for the evidence to come to you. No, sometimes you have to go get it yourself. The balancing act between being a proficient operator and a professional scientist is tough. In this course, we'll talk about how to best approach that situation and how to achieve this balance quickly.
Crime Scene Investigation
It's important to process crime scenes systematically. Acquiring evidence incorrectly will likely negatively impact the rest of the forensic process. In this course, we'll discuss some important considerations when working on crime scenes either as part of a team, or as the sole technician.
Certification Preparation
In the fields of forensics, law enforcement, and information technology, certifications are vital. As your instructors, we hold multiple, high-level certifications in our fields and, in this course, we'll walk you through some of the most common ones and how to prepare for each.
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