Auburn University WOUNDED WARRIOR PROGRAM

Introduction Auburn University and Mississippi State University are Information Assurance Centers of Excellence certified by the National Security Agency and we have partnered together to provide wounded service members with 40 hours of high quality Hands on Computer Forensics instruction and training.  

Course Topics The instruction and hands on training includes but is not limited to: Computer Hardware Overview Computer Imaging and Hashing Computer Media structure, physical and logical Digital Evidence Acquisition, Preservation and presentation Computer Incident Handling, Detection and eradication  

Required Resources All that is necessary for Auburn University and Mississippi State University to provide the Computer Forensics course to our wounded Service members is a suitable classroom and a group of motivated students. 20 person classroom with tables and chairs Whiteboard if available Power supply for 20+ laptops We provide a mobile classroom that includes: Laptop computers for 20 students at a time All printed instructional material All required software and hardware Overhead projector  

Soldier Benefits 40 Hours of highly desired computer forensic training Resume fast tracking through Northrop Grumman’s Operation impact (http://operationimpact.ms.northropgrumman.com) Certificate of Training from NSA certified Center of Excellence in Information Assurance  

Points of Contact LTC George Trawick, U.S. Army. Auburn University PhD candidate george.trawick@us.army.mil 706-593-0692 Dr. Eric Imsand, Assistant Director, Auburn University Information Assurance Center eimsand@auburn.edu 901- 338-9323 Dr. Drew Hamilton, Director Auburn University Information Assurance Center hamilton@auburn.edu Dr. Dave Dampier, Director National Forensics Training Center Mississippi State University