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He consulted in support
of the defense
and advised the defense computer forensics team in United
States v. Sami Omar Al-Hussayen.
Mr. Steuart has 8 years
experience as a computer forensic examiner and 5 years experience in
information security for a Fortune
50 Company. He served as an Electronic Warfare (EW) Officer and
Special Security
Officer (SSO) in the United States Army and the United
States
Army Reserve.
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classes/seminars
and continuing legal education on physical security of information
systems,
investigation of criminal misuse of computers. He has presented
at regional
and national forums: the American Society
for Industrial Security (ASIS), Agora, Northwest Computer Technology
Crime
Analysis Seminar (NCT), Computer Technology Investigators Network
(CTIN)
and he has been an adjunct faculty member of City University and is a
co-author
(with H. William “Bill” Nelson, Amelia Phillips, and Frank Enfinger) of
Guide
to Computer Forensics and Investigations. He has been interviewed
on the subject of computer forensics on National Public Radio's
Morning
Edition. He recently presented: |
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Ethics
for the Trial Consultant and the Expert Witness at CTIN,
The
Computer Forensics Expert Witness at Highline Community
College,
and
The
Computer Forensics Expert Witness, CV, Preparation, and Testimony
at Lake Washington Technical College.
He is currently an
instructor in the University of Washington Computer Forensics
Certificate extension program.
He is a
graduate of Iowa State University
with a Bachelor of Arts degree and of Drake University Law School with
a Juris Doctor degree.
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