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Don’t miss out on the premier digital forensics and discovery conference.
PFIC has brought together even more in 2010 with new lab tracks, and additional vendor showcase room, and more opportunities for examiners at all levels to learn.
What’s new?
PFIC has a variety of new tracks in 2010 including:
- Forensic Track (Lectures)
- Innovation Track (Lectures)
- Paraben Lab Track (Hands On Labs)
- Forensic Lab Track (Advanced Hands On Labs)
- First Responder Lab Track (Introductory Hands On Labs)
- Vendor Showcase Track (Live Product Demonstrations)
Morning sessions are all 50 minutes in length and afternoon sessions are 80 minutes in length.
Why should I come to PFIC?
PFIC is affordable and offers you the most comprehensive agenda in digital forensics, eDiscovery, and security issues. You can not get a better value anywhere with a more diverse group of presenters.
What is the cost to attend PFIC?
If you register before April 1, 2010 the conference fee is only $199.00 with coupon code (EARLYBIRD), if you register after April 1st the rate only goes up to $299.00. So, register early to get the best rate.
Can I speak or do a lab at PFIC?
Absolutely, we accept from a wide variety of submissions for presenters. If you are interested in submitting a paper for consideration, please submit your request using this call for papers form.
Here are what some of the past attendees had to say…
Kudos to you and your staff for an excellent conference. We have been to many computer forensics conferences and found yours to be the most relevant and useful. We will be back again next year and will likely bring additional examiners from our firm.
Don Vilfer, President, Califorensics
Thanks for putting on a great conference. It was like an all you can eat buffet for my brain. Hope to make it next year.
Jason Berryhill, Computer Forensic Examiner
As someone who is just scratching the surface of computers this was an eye opening experience. I was very impressed with this conference, it's laid back and here to learn atmosphere was surprising and refreshing.
MSM, NY
I think it's the most useful forensic gathering I go to all year.
Rick Lavaty, Computer System Administrator, Office of the Federal Public Defender
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