[DFSci] CyberFETCH Spotlight Interviews

[John Ivory]

For those who are not already familiar with it, CyberFETCH.org 
<http://cyberfetch.org/> is a DHS Science & Technology sponsored web 
site that is a repository for all NIST test results for cyber forensic 
tools.  It also hosts a community forum for discussions of best tools 
and practices in a vendor neutral and secure environment.

CyberFETCH is now hosting a series of community driven interviews with 
key people in the cyber / forensics community, which we are calling 
"Spotlights".  These will be similar to the "Ask Me Anything" sessions 
on Reddit (reddit.com/r/AMA <http://reddit.com/r/AMA>).  Rather than 
being completely open-forum and live though, we work with the guest and 
the community by moderating the exchange, making this more like the 
interview format popular on SlashDot (slashdot.org/tag/interviews 
<http://slashdot.org/tag/interviews>).

We have three /excellent/ volunteers to start this off with, all set and 
ready for your questions...

    Dr. Marcus Rogers
    <http://cyberfetch.org/spotlight/MarcusRogers>, Director of the
    Cyber Forensics Program Purdue University, popular guest lecturer,
    expert in digital forensics, founder of the Digital Forensics
    Certification Board
    Dr. Jim Lyle <http://cyberfetch.org/spotlight/JimLyle>, Project
    leader for the Computer Forensic Tool Testing project at the
    National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
    Dr. Jonathan Katz
    <http://cyberfetch.org/spotlight/JonathanKatz>, Co-author of
    "Introduction to Modern Cryptography", Director, Maryland
    Cybersecurity Center and Professor, Dept. of Computer Science,
    University of Maryland

Many more will follow (and we're wide open to your suggestions on who 
else we should invite to the Spotlight).

So please, check out the link below.  Read the bio, see who piques 
your curiosity, and send in some questions.  Don't be bashful.  :-)

    http://cyberfetch.org/spotlight <http://cyberfetch.org/spotlight>


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Thanks,
John