As an instructor for AccessData, Rob develops computer forensics and decryption training solutions for local, state, federal and international law enforcement agencies. Prior to employment with AccessData, Rob served as a Computer Crime Specialist II in the Computer Crime Section of the National White Collar Crime Center located in Technology Park - Fairmont, WV. While presenting the Basic Data Recovery and Analysis (BDRA) and Advanced Data Recovery and Analysis (ADRA) courses, he worked extensively on the research and development of the ADRA NTx course curriculum, and served as Program Manager for the AFT (Automated Forensic Tools) course, providing the framework of complex research and design for its development, implementation and maintenance. Rob is a member of the International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists (IACIS) from which he obtained Certification as a Forensic Computer Examiner. He co-authored the Applied NT Forensics' class for the National Hi-Tech Crime Unit in the United Kingdom. Rob has served as an instructor at the annual IACIS conference and regularly presents at other international conferences and organized events such as the HTCIA.

As an instructor for AccessData, John teaches AccessData's computer forensics courses and assists in the development of AccessData course curriculum. From 1998 to 2006, John was Director of CIS at the for Entrepreneurial Development, where he oversaw departmental operations, network security, network administration, and network security policies. Concurrent to his directorial position, John co-founded the computer forensic firm Acquisition Data in 2003. His duties with Acquisition Data included acquisition, preservation and analysis of digital media.John was involved in training private sector and law enforcement on first responder procedures, computer forensic programs and computer forensic methodologies. John was part of a panel that consulted private sector computer forensic labs on developing and implementing SOPs for future accreditation. John is the Secretary and one of the founding members of the for Computer Forensic Accreditation, Standards and Testing (IC2FAST) in 2004. He has been an ISSA member since 2005. Some of John's computer forensic certifications include EnCE in 2004, WetStone Certified Steganography Examiner in 2005, Certified LiveWire Examiner in 2006 and an AccessData Certified Examiner (ACE) in 2006.

As an instructor for AccessData, Rob teaches the AccessData BootCamp and Internet Forensics courses.  Prior to becoming a member of the AccessData team, Rob served as a Computer Crime Specialist at the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C) in Fairmont, WV.  Rob served as the Program Manager for the Cybercop 302 (Internet Trace Evidence Recovery & Analysis) and Cyber Investigations 201 (Proactive and Reactive Online Investigations) courses.  Rob also represented NW3C as a member of the West Virginia Computer Crime Consortium (WV3C), a partnership between West Virginia University, the WV State Police, and NW3C. Prior to joining NW3C, Rob served for 10 years within the Central Oregon law enforcement community, for both the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office and City of Bend Police Department.  Rob's law enforcement experience includes service as a Corrections Deputy, Community Policing Program Coordinator, Field Training Officer, Firearms and Use of Force Instructor, Patrolman and Detective.  As a Detective, Rob served as a Deputy Medical Examiner, and specialized in the investigation of white collar crime, and offenses involving digital evidence. Rob served on the FBI’s Joint Anti-Terrorism Task Force for the Central Oregon region, and regularly provided training to Central Oregon law enforcement agencies in the investigation of computer-related offenses, and the recovery of digital evidence.   Rob also volunteered as an instructor for the Central Oregon Community College (COCC) adult education program, where he taught classes in online safety and identity theft prevention. 

As an instructor for AccessData, Nick teaches AccessData's computer forensics courses.  Nick has over 32 years of law enforcement experience prior to joining AccessData. Nick served as a police officer and investigator with the Houston Police Department. Nick’s experiences with the police department include property crimes investigations and homicide investigations.  Nick assisted in the establishment of the Computer Crime/Forensic Unit in 1996 and the department’s policies and procedures for investigating computer crimes and conducting computer forensic examinations.  Nick was assigned to the United States Secret Service Electronic Crimes Task Force in Houston.  Nick holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Organizational Leadership with Mountain State University and was the founder and principal owner of Digital Forensics of Texas, Inc.  In 2004, Nick was on the board of directors of the International Center for Computer Forensic Accreditation, Standards and Testing. Nick has prepared and presented classes, lectures, and seminars on topics of computer crime investigations and computer forensics to the University of Houston, The Houston Area Women in Policing Conference, and the Texas Gulf Coast Crime Prevention Association.  Nick is on the Advisory Committee for Lee College in Baytown, Texas for their Computer Forensics program.  Nick holds a large number of forensic and computer certifications; AccessData Certified Examiner, AccessData Certified Instructor, EnCase Certified Examiner, Certified in Homeland Security – Level 3, Certified ProDiscover Examiner, Paraben Certified Cell Phone Examiner, Microsoft Certified System Engineer, Comptia A+, Comptia Network+, Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Education Certified Instructor.  Nick is a member of the High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA), the American College of Forensic Examiners International where he is certified in Homeland Security, Level 3.  

As an instructor for AccessData, Russell teaches AccessData courses internationally. For five years prior to joining AccessData, Russell worked for Guidance Software Inc, holding positions in the Training, Sales, Special Projects and Professional Services Divisions of the company. During this time Russell was responsible for assisting corporate entities, law enforcement and government agencies to develop forensic capabilities, by assisting them in design of laboratory facilities, investigation policies and procedures, case handling systems, staff recruitment, development and training. He also had responsibility for the installation of high end networked forensic systems at client sites around the world, and providing on-site training to forensic analysts and network security personnel. Russell has also taken charge of on-site investigations involving computer forensics, network forensics, digital collections, and eDiscovery, for government, military, banking and pharmaceutical industries. Russell retired from West Midlands Police (UK) in April 2002 as officer in charge of the Hi-tech Crime Unit where he was responsible for all computer related operations and investigations, as well as instituting investigative policies and procedures in the area of Hi-tech crime. He has been called upon to give expert testimony in criminal and civil courts in cases ranging from identity theft to murder and international terrorism. Russell has a first class honours degree in Computer Science and is frequently called upon to lecture on the subject of computer and network forensics at universities throughout Europe and at government forensic laboratories throughout India. He is an elected member of the British Computer Society, a Chartered Information Systems Engineer and a Chartered Information Technology Practitioner, certified by the Engineering Council of Great Britain.