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Lee Reiber is the Lead Instructor and owner of
Mobile Forensics Inc. (MFI)
He has been featured in several newspapers,
most notably the New York Times and the
Washington POST newspapers speaking on
cellular evidence retrieval and contributes to
Law Officer Magazine as a writer specifically
dealing with electronic data discovery and
recovery.
Lee also works as a Computer and Cell Phone
Forensic Examiner for the Boise Police
Department.
Mobile Forensics Inc. (MFI)
He has been featured in several newspapers,
most notably the New York Times and the
Washington POST newspapers speaking on
cellular evidence retrieval and contributes to
Law Officer Magazine as a writer specifically
dealing with electronic data discovery and
recovery.
Lee also works as a Computer and Cell Phone
Forensic Examiner for the Boise Police
Department.
Mobile Forensics Inc.
Training and Consulting for a
cellular world.
cellular world.
Contact Lee at 800-723-9824
ext. 5 or Email at
Lee@MFI-Training.com
ext. 5 or Email at
Lee@MFI-Training.com
Karl is a 14 year veteran of the Los Angeles
County Sheriff's Department. He was assigned
to the Southern California High Tech Crime
Task Force - Technical Operations Detail for six
years prior to starting MFI. He is the founder of
Mobile Forensics Inc.
Karl also works in the TV Industry as a
Technical Advisor to shows such as “Law and
Order:SVU” and “Shark”.
County Sheriff's Department. He was assigned
to the Southern California High Tech Crime
Task Force - Technical Operations Detail for six
years prior to starting MFI. He is the founder of
Mobile Forensics Inc.
Karl also works in the TV Industry as a
Technical Advisor to shows such as “Law and
Order:SVU” and “Shark”.
Kevin DeLong is active in law enforcement and currently is the lead forensic
examiner of digital evidence for the Lima Police Department in Ohio where he has
worked for the last 10 years. Kevin has also served on multiple federal task forces
assisting with the processing digital evidence and mobile devices.
Kevin is also a Professor at an Ohio University where he instructs Computer
Forensics and is a member of IACIS, HTCIA, and also a forensic examiner for
Ohio ICAC (Internet Crimes Against Children.
examiner of digital evidence for the Lima Police Department in Ohio where he has
worked for the last 10 years. Kevin has also served on multiple federal task forces
assisting with the processing digital evidence and mobile devices.
Kevin is also a Professor at an Ohio University where he instructs Computer
Forensics and is a member of IACIS, HTCIA, and also a forensic examiner for
Ohio ICAC (Internet Crimes Against Children.
Karl Sonnenberg
Lee Reiber
Kevin DeLong
Danny Garcia
Danny Garcia is a Sergeant and current supervisor of the largest state and local
police department forensic computer laboratory in the Southeastern United States.
He is a sworn member of a federal electronic crimes task force, holds multiple
computer forensics related certifications (CFCE and CEECS), and is a certified
police instructor in his home state.
Danny has lectured for a variety of audiences to include state, local, and federal
law enforcement officers on the subjects of computer forensics, digital evidence
handling, and mobile forensics tools. With access to most mobile forensic
software and hardware available on the market today, it is not uncommon for him
to be consulted by law enforcement agencies throughout the US for direction and
solutions to properly process cell phones and other mobile devices.
Danny has been a full-time law enforcement officer for 16 years.
police department forensic computer laboratory in the Southeastern United States.
He is a sworn member of a federal electronic crimes task force, holds multiple
computer forensics related certifications (CFCE and CEECS), and is a certified
police instructor in his home state.
Danny has lectured for a variety of audiences to include state, local, and federal
law enforcement officers on the subjects of computer forensics, digital evidence
handling, and mobile forensics tools. With access to most mobile forensic
software and hardware available on the market today, it is not uncommon for him
to be consulted by law enforcement agencies throughout the US for direction and
solutions to properly process cell phones and other mobile devices.
Danny has been a full-time law enforcement officer for 16 years.