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What's being said about TRITECH Digital FORENSICS? Lots! And we are proud of the satisfaction our customers are experiencing after having received their new DF equipment.
We made the local news and wanted to share it with our customers! See the video to the right. If you are interested in the tablets referred to in the segment, we would be happy to discuss them with you. Custom digital forensic products are our specialty, and we can create DF equipment designed for your agency's individual needs. Who are our customers? Check out the list of some of them below. Need a referral? No problem. Contact us for more information. |
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NASA • Chicago PD, IL • ATF • Garrett Co SO, MD • Loudoun Co SO, VA • Bellevue PD, WA
SPAWAR - Dept. of the Navy • US Special Forces • Florida Dept. of Law Enforcement
NY/NJ Port Authority • Las Vegas Metro PD & Child Crimes • Pittsburgh PD, PA • Trumbull Co SO, OH
8 Ohio Drug Narcotics Task Force Teams • Hudson Valley PD, NY
Tennessee Bureau of Investigations • Clarke Co SO, AL • Columbus PD, OH • Pigeon Forge PD, TN
SPAWAR - Dept. of the Navy • US Special Forces • Florida Dept. of Law Enforcement
NY/NJ Port Authority • Las Vegas Metro PD & Child Crimes • Pittsburgh PD, PA • Trumbull Co SO, OH
8 Ohio Drug Narcotics Task Force Teams • Hudson Valley PD, NY
Tennessee Bureau of Investigations • Clarke Co SO, AL • Columbus PD, OH • Pigeon Forge PD, TN
Testimonials
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Cellebrite's Universal Forensics Extraction Device (UFED) and ADF Solutions’ triage software are great products on their own, but put them in a self-contained package, add all the phone cords you will need, various media storage devices, Faraday pouches, and a ton of other triage equipment, then make it mobile, Outstanding! The MT400 appears to be a very well thought out and organized field triage kit. The kits have all the top of the line products needed for digital scene responses, housed in a rolling pelican case, not sure it gets any better than that. I wish I could get two!
Detective Dan McGhee Evidence Technician/Digital Evidence Marathon County Sheriff’s Department, WI |
Congratulations, Troy! You did a very good job of selling your solution, and when it came down to it, your company was the only one that had the same vision as ours. The hard part is to take that vision and turn it into a working solution, but I really think you can do it, and I’m looking forward to working with Tri-Tech [Digital Forensics]. You make this work, and I, along with the Bellevue Police Department, will be Tri-Tech’s biggest, outspoken proponent.
Detective Robert Dentz, CFCE Bellevue Police Department Investigations – Digital Forensics |
State of Ohio Drug Narcotics Task Force
2013 Mobile Equipment and Extraction Training Seminar
Columbus, OH
I would first like to thank Troy Vasos and TRITECH Digital FORENSICS for facilitating this event with the OH State Drug Narcotics Task Force, Graham Kuzia of CPCC’s American Academy of Applied Forensics, and myself. The training and hands-on experience with Cellebrite’s UFED Touch falls right in-line with what we as Law Enforcement Officers/Investigators need in order to either catch up or keep up with the ever changing digitally driven society. I applaud you in your efforts to bring together LEO’s, technology companies, mobile extraction tools and valuable real world training that needs to be delivered to the trusted servant who struggles to find ways to learn and harness the use of digital evidence to support their investigations.
The event was seamless and the focus was on educating the attendees on mobile technology, preparing them on how to utilize forensic tools of the trade as well as what forensic equipment and software is available through TRITECH Digital FORENSICS. It was truly an educational and training experience rather than a sales pitch. I have worked with vendors in the past, and your ability to bring forensic training and digital forensic equipment availability to the LE community is unmatched and made for a pleasurable environment!
The OH State Drug Narcotics Task Force members were a delight to educate and share best practices with. They were truly the most professional and attentive audience I have had the honor of working with in a long time. They were consistently on time, no phones ringing in class, full attendance throughout the training event and many questions to allow for detailed information on subjects that related to the real world use of digital technology and equipment in combating electronic crimes.
Their participation in educating each other in an open forum on practices and procedures that are significant and specific to OH State Officers and Investigators exemplified the meaning of a “State Task Force”. I was truly impressed to see such inter-agency cooperation and support. A testament to their interest and involvement was shown by an agency bringing in their digital evidence to process within our training environment to support two of their active investigations. An instructor could not ask for anything more than to have their participants bring in their subject matter to work on in a live training environment.
It was an absolute pleasure being a part of this event and being able to support our Law Enforcement community on mobile forensic equipment and practices to safeguard our communities.
Sincerely,
Chris Perini
Perini Consulting Group
2013 Mobile Equipment and Extraction Training Seminar
Columbus, OH
I would first like to thank Troy Vasos and TRITECH Digital FORENSICS for facilitating this event with the OH State Drug Narcotics Task Force, Graham Kuzia of CPCC’s American Academy of Applied Forensics, and myself. The training and hands-on experience with Cellebrite’s UFED Touch falls right in-line with what we as Law Enforcement Officers/Investigators need in order to either catch up or keep up with the ever changing digitally driven society. I applaud you in your efforts to bring together LEO’s, technology companies, mobile extraction tools and valuable real world training that needs to be delivered to the trusted servant who struggles to find ways to learn and harness the use of digital evidence to support their investigations.
The event was seamless and the focus was on educating the attendees on mobile technology, preparing them on how to utilize forensic tools of the trade as well as what forensic equipment and software is available through TRITECH Digital FORENSICS. It was truly an educational and training experience rather than a sales pitch. I have worked with vendors in the past, and your ability to bring forensic training and digital forensic equipment availability to the LE community is unmatched and made for a pleasurable environment!
The OH State Drug Narcotics Task Force members were a delight to educate and share best practices with. They were truly the most professional and attentive audience I have had the honor of working with in a long time. They were consistently on time, no phones ringing in class, full attendance throughout the training event and many questions to allow for detailed information on subjects that related to the real world use of digital technology and equipment in combating electronic crimes.
Their participation in educating each other in an open forum on practices and procedures that are significant and specific to OH State Officers and Investigators exemplified the meaning of a “State Task Force”. I was truly impressed to see such inter-agency cooperation and support. A testament to their interest and involvement was shown by an agency bringing in their digital evidence to process within our training environment to support two of their active investigations. An instructor could not ask for anything more than to have their participants bring in their subject matter to work on in a live training environment.
It was an absolute pleasure being a part of this event and being able to support our Law Enforcement community on mobile forensic equipment and practices to safeguard our communities.
Sincerely,
Chris Perini
Perini Consulting Group
