Wade Morgan
CEECS, CHE, ACE
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Wade Morgan is a Computer Forensic Examiner at Forensic/Strategic Solutions, PC, formerly Summerford Accountancy, PC. Mr. Morgan specializes in the area of computer examinations, electronic data recovery, and employee monitoring. He works closely with plaintiff and defense attorneys, corporations, law enforcement, state insurance boards, and other governmental agencies.
Mr. Morgan has unique training and experience as well as the latest equipment and software to successfully complete an examination. In the area of computer examinations, he documents and examines all areas of electronic data storage from tape restoration to hard drive imaging. Mr. Morgan is knowledgeable about how to acquire, restore and analyze electronic data for litigated matters. All examinations are conducted using state of the art technology and software in a manner that allows the information obtained to be used in a court of law.
Mr. Morgan is an experienced Law Enforcement Officer with the Homewood Police Department. He has almost fifteen years of experience in law enforcement with seven years of experience in the Technical Services Unit. Mr. Morgan has executed numerous search warrants to perform forensic examinations on computer systems. His criminal cases include counterfeiting of corporate payroll checks, credit card fraud, child pornography, identity theft and harassment. Mr. Morgan’s work to support civil litigation includes trade secret theft, embezzlement, bankruptcy and divorce proceedings. Additionally, he has worked major cases as part of a larger investigative team involving arson, rape, homicide, and kidnapping, where his expertise in handling documentation and the collection of evidence was vital. He has testified in local, state and federal courts and has experience in explaining technical information in a manner that is easily understood by a jury.
- Data recovery
- Forensic computer examinations
- Consultant and expert witness
- Litigation support
- Certified Evidence Technician, Jefferson State Community College; 1991
- CEECS: Certified Electronic Evidence Collection Specialist, International Association of Computer Investigative Specialist, (“IACIS”); 2000
- CHE: Certified Handheld Examiner, 2007
- ACE: AccessData Certified Examiner; 2008
- Member, International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists
- Associate Member, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners
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- ACL Institute, “Introductory ACL for Windows,” 2003
- Windows Forensics – March 2008
- Access Data Boot Camp – March 2007
- Handheld Forensics – October 2006
- Windows NT Operating Systems and the NT File Systems – October 2006
- Cyber Crime Summit – March 2006
- Southeast Cyber Crime Summit – March 2005
- Introduction to Conspiracy Investigations – January 2005
- Ethical Issues and Decisions in Law Enforcement – January 2005
- Investigating Internet Child Exploitation – December 2003
- Microcomputer Support and Services Course – Athena; January 2000
- The Investigation of Computer Crime – The National Consortium for Justice Information and Statistics (SEARCH); May 2000
- Computer Forensics Training Course - New Technologies, Inc.; March 2000
- Forensic Computer Examiner Training Program, International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists; May 2000
- Analytical Investigative Techniques; February 1998
- Management of Evidence and Property; March 1998
- Administering Windows NT 4.0; March 1998
- Supporting Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Core Technologies; March 1998
- Advanced Criminal Investigation Techniques – Public Agency Training Council; March 1997
- Criminal Investigation Techniques – Public Agency Training Council; November 1996
- Computer Evidence and Chain of Custody, North Alabama Chapter of the Information Systems Audit and Control Association, Birmingham, AL, April 2004
- Internet Safety for Families, Community event sponsored by Vestavia Hills United Methodist Church, Vestavia Hills, AL, May 2000
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