Training by industry standards.
November 20, 2009
e-fense, the Developer of the Helix3 Suite of Security Software Announces New Cyber Criminal Investigative Training
e-fense is partnering with renowned investigator Charles Tendell, CEO of eCSI to provide training to the computer forensics and cyber security community. With e-fense’s extraordinary Helix3 products and eCSI’s commitment to share the knowledge in conducting proper investigations this strategic partnership will benefit all.
“…Our belief is that what we are missing is the hands-on training in how best to use those tools in critical moments,” said Lauren LaFortuna, Managing Director of e-fense. 
“…Our belief is that what we are missing is the hands-on training in how best to use those tools in critical moments,” said Lauren LaFortuna, Managing Director of e-fense.
Denver, CO (PRWEB) November 20, 2009 — e-fense is partnering with renowned investigator Charles Tendell, CEO of eCSI to provide training to the computer forensics and cyber security community. With e-fense’s extraordinary Helix3 products and eCSI’s commitment to share the knowledge in conducting proper investigations this strategic partnership will benefit all.
“2009 has been an extraordinary year at e-fense,” said CEO, Steve Bederman. e-fense has literally re-architected the entire company. In an earlier press release they had announced that many of the services and software products would be distributed utilizing both a direct sales model and a small but elite group of master distributors. Bederman says, “e-fense had diligently worked on its product line for over 8 years. We started doing investigative services and migrated to software to assist our own investigations. Once we successfully developed our products, they became recognized for their ease of use and innovative approach to data gathering and forensics. We had no intention to dilute our efforts with just any strategic partnerships. Rather, we have selected a small group of the better of the best.” 
Today, e-fense announced the partnership for all training services with Electronic Crime Scene
Investigations, eCSI. “We believe that there are currently many wonderful data capture and forensic tools available on the market. This especially is so for AccessData and e-fense products. Our belief is that what we are missing is the hands-on training in how best to use those tools in critical moments,” said Lauren LaFortuna, Managing Director of e-fense. The selection of eCSI is the strongest play we can make to convince law enforcement, private investigators, and corporate compliance officers that we mean business. Charles Tendell, CEO of eCSI explained, “eCSI was founded on a promise to be a leader in accurate and innovative investigations. There is no room for error in this age of cyber crime. I have personally led many investigations while using and developing tools to assist in and ensure that effort. Helix3 products are outstanding, but without proper investigative cyber training, it isn’t always enough.” This partnership assures everyone that e-fense and eCSI will become the leading resource for a wide range of training. The training courses will be available for both onsite and web based sessions.
eCSI is Denver’s premier digital investigation firm, specializing in electronic crime scene investigations, eDiscovery, and computer forensics. While averaging three new cases weekly, we run across new and exciting technologies all the time. Our examiners possess a unique drive and intuition that when combined with years of field tested experience and training, have proven time and time again to be well above our competition. Our vision in partnering is to provide the highest quality, most efficient, well-rounded training possible.
We take great pleasure in our commitment to this mission, and in turn, our clients, colleagues, partners and even our competition appreciate doing business with us.
For more information about Helix3 cyber security software visit e-fense.com
To enroll in an eCSI Helix3 training session, visit ecsinvestigations.com
About e-fense
e-fense is headquartered in Colorado with offices in Washington DC and England. e-fense was founded in 2000 by a team of computer forensic, incident response and counter intelligence experts. Product lines include Helix3, Helix3 Enterprise, Live Response and Aperio (worldwide patents pending). e-fense is a world leader in products serving a wide range of clients including federal, state and local law enforcement agencies as well as leading private sector security, legal and information technology professionals around the world.
About eCSI
Electronic Crime Scene Investigations was originally formed in January 2006 as a freelance network security and forensics consulting company. With over 12 years of industry experience eCSI strives to provide the best, most cost effective services possible. Our goal is to simplify the life of our clients by becoming a partner in all of their security, network management, e-discovery, data recovery and forensic needs. By focusing on client service and striving for client satisfaction, we develop quality, long-term relationships that continue to add value to our company. Through our proven processes, we leave no questions unanswered and no need un-met. We take great pleasure in our commitment to this mission, and in turn, our clients, colleagues, partners and even our competition appreciate doing business with us.
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