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CSIRT Development
CSIRT Training
The following organizations provide a variety of training targeted specifically to CSIRTs including development, design, implementation and operations
CSIRT Computer Forensics
Certifications
Mr. Martinez holds the EnCase Certified Examiner (EnCE) certification from Guidance Software and a Professional Development Certificate in Computer Forensics from Oregon State University and holds an active Top Secret Clearance (SSBI).
EnCE Certification (http://www.encase.com/training/ence/referrals.asp)

Oregon State University - Computer Forensics Certification (http://www.forensics-intl.com/osu3day.html)
Forensic services include:
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Identify and preserve evidence (coordinating efforts to preserve evidence of the incident)
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Mirror imaging (copying) of digital evidence from desktop computers, laptops, servers, floppy disks, CD-ROMs, back-up tapes, PDAs and digital cameras
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Identifying and extracting relevant data through keyword searches and other techniques
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Providing file listings and file exports on a CD-ROM for client review
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Recover deleted files — including E-mail, word processing and graphical images
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Bypassing/cracking password-protected files
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Technical assistance to prepare and execute electronic discovery requests
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Providing testimony and opinions as expert witnesses
Our goals include:
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Quickly find relevant information and develop additional investigative leads
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Develop a timeline of usage for both active and deleted files, including Internet activity Review evidence to determine context and relevance
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Discover attempts to conceal, fabricate, or destroy evidence
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Produce a user-friendly, accurate and detailed report of findings and recommendations
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Developing an accurate and detailed report of findings and recommendations
Incident Response
Security News Updates
Threat Assessments
InfoCon 1: Peacetime
InfoCon 2: Heightened alert
InfoCon 3: Full alert
InfoCon 4: Internet Meltdown
Security Bulletins
Daily and weekly summaries of security issues and new vulnerabilities.
