North Carolina
This highly qualified expert is the owner of a major digital forensics company in North Carolina. He has worked in the technology field in different positions since 1987. He is a certified continuing education instructor specializing in cell phone and computer forensics and a certified digital forensics examiner. He has attended 5+ digital forensics training conferences and published 3+...
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North Carolina
This expert has decades of experience in pre-clinical through Phase IV research. Apart from standard statistical methods, he has special expertise in adaptive methods, recurrent event methods, experimental design, assays, mathematical modeling and simulation, data-mining and super-computer applications. As an independent statistician he serves on numerous data and safety monitoring boards and...
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A computer science expert witness provides technical analysis, interpretation, and testimony on matters related to computer systems, software, networks, and digital forensics.
They can assist with intellectual property disputes, data breaches, software patent infringement, cybercrime investigations, and other technology-related litigation.
Yes. Subspecialties can include cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, data analysis, software engineering, and network architecture.
They can analyze system logs, identify vulnerabilities exploited by hackers, assess damage caused by the breach, and provide recommendations for improving security measures.
Such an expert can dissect complex software designs and algorithms to determine if there has been an infringement of patented technology.
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