Folks, Here's the next in the series of CRIME-OCATE productions: Speaker: Mark Pollitt, FBI Topic: "The Future of Computer Forensics" Mark's CV: Supervisory Special Agent (SSA) Mark M. Pollitt is a nineteen year veteran of the FBI and is currently the Director of the FBI's Regional Computer Forensic Laboratory (RCFL) Program. He is responsible for the support of the existing RCFL's in San Diego, California and Dallas, Texas as well as the development of new RCFL's located across the country. Agent Pollitt received his Batchelor's degree from Cornell University, has done post-graduate work in Forensic Science at George Washington University, graduated from the Advanced Management Program at the Information Resources College, National Defense University and holds a Master of Science Degree from Syracuse University. He served for over ten years as an officer with the United States Marine Corps and United States Coast Guard. Since joining the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 1983, Mr. Pollitt has served in the Miami, Florida, St. Louis, Missouri, and Baltimore divisions. Topic Expanded: SSA Pollitt will provide a brief history of computer forensics, an assessment of the current state of the field, and will consider what may be in store for the future. The future will be viewed from a corporate, law enforcement and academic perspective. A number of the drivers of change in this field will be identified as well as some constants. The role that training and education might play will be highlighted. Further info on the CRIME-OCATE series: http://www.cs.pdx.edu/~markem/LAB/LDFSR/ocate.html See you there! Geo
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