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The High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA) is designed to encourage, promote, aid and effect the voluntary interchange of data, information, experience, ideas and knowledge about methods, processes, and techniques relating to investigations and security in advanced technologies among its membership.

  
 
Now Online! 2010 Report on Cyber Crime Investigation
Notice of Officer Elections
Now Online! The Internet Safety for Children campaign presents a training program focusing on keeping children and teens safe online.
Now Online! HTCIA Computer Forensic Examiner Locator.
The Locator is a listing of HTCIA members by geographic location, who do computer forensic services for hire.
 
 

HTCIA 2010 International Executive Committee

Todd ShipleyPresident
Duncan Monkhouse1st VP
Ron Wilczynski2nd VP
Art BowkerSecretary
Tom QuiltyTreasurer
  
 

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Law.com

  • In Wake of 'Heller,' 3rd Circuit OKs Ban on Unnumbered Guns
  • Lawyers Argue Over Venue in BP Spill, Toyota Hybrid Cases
  • Federal Agencies Slipping on Discrimination Complaints, Says EEOC
  • Bridging the Communication Gap in E-Discovery
  • Rejected Health Bill for 9/11 Responders May Be Settled in Federal Courts
  • Calif. Supreme Court Reins in Courts' Authority in Parole Cases
  • N.Y. Judge Calls Husband's Pre-Divorce Filing of Back Taxes 'Despicable'
  • Baker Botts Associates Moving From Lockstep to Merit-Based System
  • Lawyer's Indecent Proposals to Female Clients Bring One-Year Suspension
  • Claims Over Juror Threat in Astor Case Rejected, Verdicts Preserved
  • Three of Obama's Judicial Nominees Sail Through Hearing
  • Male Employees' Sex Harassment Case Settles Before Full 11th Circuit Rules
  • Plaintiffs in N.Y. Police Shooting Call Record $7 Million Settlement Fair
  • ABA Panel: 'U.S. News' Rankings Bad, but What Are You Going to Do?
  • Suit Challenging Bills From Constantine Cannon Goes Forward
  • N.J. Law Grads Finding Work, but Not Always in Dream Jobs
  • The Careerist: The Brits Are Still Snootier

    Computerworld News

    Computerworld Cybercrime News

  • U.S. military launches review of IT security after Wikileaks breach
  • Ironkey looks to secure mobile, business banking
  • U.S. should seek world cooperation on cyber conflict, says ex-CIA director
  • Verizon: Data breaches often caused by configuration errors
  • Malware openly available in China, researchers say
  • BitBlaze tool boosts bug-hunting productivity 10-fold
  • More Cybercrime News

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    2010 International Training Conference & Exposition, September 20-22, 2010
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    Proposed Bylaw Changes June 2010

    		  
     

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