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Presenter - Mr. BJ Gleason, University of maryland
BJ Gleason has been teaching computer science and security classes for 25 years, and was a recipient of the 2007 Stanley J. Drazek Teaching Excellence Award for his innovative classroom techniques. He first came to Korean in 1995 to teach with the University of Maryland, and is now also working for Group W Incorporated as a Systems and Security administrator. He has served as a consultant to Exxon, Unisys, Atari, and the Federal Reserve Board, among others. He holds a Educational Specialist (Ed.S) in Computers in Education, as well as degrees in Computer Science, Asian Studies, and Criminal Justice. Mr. Gleason has numerous computer certifications, including Microsoft MCSE, Cisco CCNA, SANS GCFA and CISSP. He is also a Certified Computer Examiner from the International Society of Forensic Computer Examiners.
Presentation: Assessing Competencies - Review of Forensic Analyst Certifications The are numerous computer forensic certification currently available, including the EnCE, ACE, GCFA, CHFI, CCE, and many more. But what are these certifications really worth, and what do they really test for? In this presentation, Mr. Gleason will examine the forensic certification processes, how they compare to certifications in other professional fields, and address the issues in the certification vs. experience debates.
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