Increase efficiency and solve vital cases faster
A typical Analyze DI user normally uses only a fraction of the software’s full capacity. With Griffeye’s Analyze DI Pro Certification, you can be sure you are utilizing the most powerful solution available.
The online training sessions are specifically designed for teams working on child sexual abuse cases, so you will learn how Griffeye Analyze is built to support you in such cases.
Why we offer complimentary online training for all our users
Knowledge is critical – whether you’re starting out or looking to advance. Our aim is that through gained knowledge in Analyze DI, you will be able to increase both the effectiveness and quality of investigations, while decreasing unnecessary exposure and time spent on duplicative work. With the end goal of identifying and saving more victims. Our online training is a substitute for our regular in-class training.
All students completing the training gets certified
Industry-standard certifications have become instrumental in digital forensics. With the Griffeye Analyze DI Pro Certification, you can be sure you are utilizing the most powerful solution available and have a credential that you are an expert in the functions and features of Analyze DI.
4 day online training
The Griffeye Analyze online training takes place over four days, with each day providing a five-hour session. The courses have been developed to provide attendees with detailed instruction on the features and functions of Analyze DI Pro, and how to use them to reduce workload, achieve better results, and solve more cases in a shorter amount of time.
Courses:
Analyze Investigator
This course focuses on common investigative workflows with Analyze DI Pro, without the technical aspects of creating cases or setting up a GID. This course is designed for investigators, graders, and victim ID specialists, who are provided a preprocessed case, and possess a limited technical background.
Analyze Examiner
This course is designed to provide you with the skills and tools to effectively process media files in a criminal investigation. Through lecture and practical exercises, you will learn how to leverage intelligence such as file attributes, EXIF data, andapplication of quality-controlled hash sets.
GID Administrator
This training course is designed to provide you with the skills and tools to build and maintain a GID that will support your specific needs. This course will teach you how to install, configure, manage, and support a shared GID, through hardware selection, software requirements, and troubleshooting common problems through interpreting log files. This course will be taught through lecture and practical application in a virtual environment.
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Meet some of the people in the Griffeye training team
Jay Houston
US Head Instructor
Jay Houston joined Griffeye after retiring from the Mississippi Attorney General’s office as the Commander of the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. Jay worked as an Investigator, Forensic Examiner and international speaker to educate adults and children of online dangers. He also volunteers for Child Rescue Coalition, which is a nonprofit that teaches law enforcement how to proactively investigate child exploitation investigation.
Tristan Oliver
UK Head Instructor
Tristan Oliver is well-known for his skills and expertise in computer forensics. He retired after 30 years as a police officer, 16 years of that working as a computer forensics expert and the last six years focusing on high-risk child abuse and exploitation cases.
Sherry Torres
Training Manager
Sherry retired as a Police Detective from the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office in Florida, where she spent the last ten years of her career as a digital forensic examiner investigating crimes against children. Sherry helped the United Nations design the AI for Safer Children Learning Centre and deliver training for child exploitation investigators. She volunteers for the International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists (IACIS) as a team leader, file systems instructor, and coordinator for the Digital Forensics Scholarship for Women in Law Enforcement
