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Cyber Security Technologies to Offer
Peer-to-PeerComputer Forensics Training at
Techno Security 2009 Conference

Eden Prairie, MN January 2, 2009 (Business Wire) Cyber Security Technologies announced today that it will offer a two-day training course in peer-to-peer computer forensics at the Techno Security 2009 Conference at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on May 29-30, 2009. The course will include instruction in the use of P2P Marshal, an innovative new product which dramatically reduces the amount of time required to conduct a P2P investigation.

“P2P file sharing networks are a widely used method of sharing information on the Internet, and usage of P2P networks by criminal suspects is frequently involved in law enforcement investigations,” stated John Metil, CEO of Cyber Security Technologies. “Also, many corporations restrict or prohibit the use of P2P file sharing in the workplace. We have developed this intensive two-day course in response to the increasing demand for investigative techniques for the most frequently seen P2P networks and clients.”

The Eleventh Annual International Techno Security Conference will be held May 31 to June 3 in Myrtle Beach at the Myrtle Beach Marriott Resort. This conference promises to be THE international meeting place for IT Security professionals from around the world. The conference will feature some of the top speakers in the industry, and will raise international awareness towards increased education and ethics in IT security.

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About Cyber Security Technologies

Cyber Security Technologies is the innovation leader in affordable software solutions for the investigation of computer systems. Our OnLine Digital Forensic SuiteTM (OnLineDFSTM) enables network-based, real-time investigations of live, running computer systems without pre-installed agents. OnLineDFS is designed for information technology security professionals and investigators in corporations, government agencies and law enforcement. It provides the tools to make a rapid, forensically sound determination about whether a security or compliance issue exists in a computer so that quick corrective action can be taken. It is a valuable solution for incident response, compliance and e-discovery applications in a live environment, as well as an important tool for law enforcement.

Additionally, CST provides P2P Marshal, a computer forensic software product to analyze peer-to-peer usage on images of hard drives. P2P Marshal automatically detects and identifies a roster of commonly used P2P software which is or was present on the hard drive under investigation. It is a leading-edge product in delivering investigative automation to help address the challenging difficulties presented by peer-to-peer investigations.

Cyber Security Technologies is headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. It is an affiliate of Architecture Technology Corporation, an established advanced technology company which provides software-intensive solutions for complex problems to customers including the US Departments of Defense, Homeland Security, Justice and Transportation.

For More Information:
Robert Pasquarella
952.937.6258
rpasquarella@cyberstc.com