Organizations
Organizations documented in this wiki are government agencies, law
enforcement units, forensic laboratories, professional associations and
training institutions that play a role in the field of digital forensics.
Commercial vendors of forensic products and training are documented in
their own articles and are tagged Vendor instead.
Organizations documented in this wiki
The list below is generated by the tags plugin from the Organization
tag in the articles' front matter.
Organization
- Air force computer emergency response team
- Air force office of special investigations
- Apple inc
- Blackberry
- Defense computer forensics lab
- Defense cyber crime institute
- Defense cyber investigations training academy
- Department of justice computer crime and intellectual property section
- Digital forensic research workshop
- Dod cyber crime center
- Enisa
- Fbi
- Federal bureau of investigation
- Forensic accounting
- Hoffmann investigations
- International business machines corporation
- Mandiant
- Mantech
- Microsoft
- Nasa office of the inspector general
- National computer forensic institute
- National institute of standards and technology
- Naval criminal investigative service
- Nokia
- Ontario provincial police department
- Palm
- Research in motion limited
- Sans
- Sony ericsson
- Sun microsystems inc
- Swgde
Organizations without a dedicated article
The following organizations are listed directly because they do not yet have a dedicated article in this wiki.
International
US Government
- Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section of the Department of Justice
- Computer Technology Investigators Network
- National Institute of Justice
- National Center for Forensic Science
- NIST Computer Forensic Tool Testing (CFTT) project
- FBI Regional Computer Forensic Laboratory Program
Trade and Professional Organizations
- National Association for Information Destruction
- High Technology Crime Investigation Association
- Regional Computer Forensic Group
- High Tech Crime Network
- American Academy of Forensic Science The AAFS Board of Directors has approved the creation of the Digital and Multi-media section, which will be voted upon during the AAFS business meeting (during the annual meeting) in Feb 2008.