Hands-on training for law enforcement and criminal justice, from the first officer on scene to the courtroom.
A foundational course for the whole force, and a practitioner course for the people who seize and preserve digital evidence.
Foundational course
Practical digital-evidence literacy for officers, investigators, prosecutors, and judges, taught in plain language with real cases and labs. No technical background required.
Intermediate course
Seizure decisions, write-blocked imaging, hash verification, and chain of custody, practiced as the evidence technician on two running cases.
New digital forensics courses and certifications are in the works. Ask us what comes next.
The forensic workstation, its tools, and the lab guide run in the browser. Learners image drives and analyze phone evidence with Autopsy and Guymager, tools working examiners use.
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Network Development Group has built lab-based training since 1999 for colleges, universities, technical schools, and commercial training centers.
NDG develops training content in partnership with Cisco, Red Hat, Palo Alto Networks, and LPI.
NDG serves organizations worldwide through its online platforms and a network of distributors and resellers.
The foundational course needs no technical background. More courses and certifications are in development.
Tactics and crisis training prepare officers for the call. These courses cover the digital evidence that comes with it: phones, body camera footage, doorbell video. Trainees use forensic workstations in a browser, with no lab for you to build or run.
Learners work on forensic workstations that run in a web browser. No installs, no hardware, and no lab to maintain.
Foundational training for officers who encounter digital evidence, and practitioner training for the people who seize and preserve it.
Learners can enroll on their own, or an instructor can run a course as a class. Groups of five or more can request a quote.
The courses run on NDG Online. The labs are also NETLAB+ supported content for institutions that host their own lab systems.
Procedures follow SWGDE best practices and NIST SP 800-86.