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About NTI

NTI Associates (NTI) was founded in 1996 by internationally recognized experts in computer forensics and computer security related areas. Our experience is primarily in investigations and computer evidence processing.

In 2000, NTI was acquired by Armor Holdings, Inc. , a New York Stock Exchange listed public corporation (NYSE:AH). Companies owned by Armor Holdings manufacture law enforcement and military security equipment. In 2004, NTI's consulting arm was spun-off to the management team and is now known as NTI.

Since 1996, NTI has trained computer specialists from numerous government agencies, over 140 Fortune 500 corporations, all of the Big 5 accounting firms and numerous law enforcement computer crime units. Our list of clients is impressive and our goal is to maintain the highest levels of quality possible for our clients. The qualifications and credibility of NTI's consulting team are unsurpassed and include some of the top computer forensics experts in the world. A majority of our professional staff have extensive law enforcement and military experience.

NTI has been covered and/or mentioned in articles by PC World, the Wall Street Journal, Computer World Magazine, Info Security News Magazine, Info World Magazine,CIO Magazine, IEE's Computer Magazine, Scientific American, the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, Executive Travel Magazine and CNN.

NTI is also mentioned in popular computer forensics and computer security text books, e.g., Cyber Crime Investigator's Field Guide by Bruce Middleton, Computer Forensics, Incident Response Essentials by Kruse and Heiser and Computer Forensics, Computer Crime Scene Investigations by John R. Vacca.

NTI and its founder, Michael R. Anderson are both mentioned in The Process of Investigation by Charles A. Sennewald and John K. Tsukayama and Michael R. Anderson is described in this book as the computer forensics pioneer who established computer forensics training programs in the United States. Anderson and NTI are also acknowledged, mentioned and quoted in the book, Cybersecurity Operations Handbook by Dr. John W. Rittinghouse and Dr. William M. Hancock.