Hotel: Residence Inn - 36 E Gay Street Columbus, Ohio 43215

Date: October 16th, 2009

Time: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

TUITION FEE: $125.00

THIS CLASS IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTORS 

This training is ideal for: Law Enforcement, Attorneys, Corrections, Probation, Parole, Corporate Security/ Investigators, Private Investigators, Human Resource Specialists, etc.

*STUDENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO BRING A LAPTOP WITH A WIRELESS INTERNET CONNECTION.  A WIFI (WIRELESS INTERNET) ACCESS POINT WILL BE PROVIDED WITH THE CLASS.  **LAPTOPS WILL NOT BE PROVIDED**

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Our advanced internet search class demonstrates valuable search features that are under-utilized in popular search engines, and overlooked by most users.

Advanced Internet Searching goes beyond Google to identify information that isn’t readily apparent, yet exists in blogs and RSS feeds. Our course specializes in teaching how to find important data that search engines do not capture. Further, we show you how to examine public record sources, which include both free and fee-oriented data, available through the Internet. These are only a few of the tools we provide for effective Internet intelligence gathering, security, and safety.

Additionally, we explore Web 2.0, a fairly new Internet platform that professionals need to understand first, and utilize second. Using Web 2.0 features allows you to get hires, conduct due diligence pre-acquisition, prevent competitive intelligence, and identify problem employees, thereupon preventing the potential for workplace violence or intellectual property theft. This course session reviews social and photo-network web sites, mapping tools, and other Internet features that can be used for intelligence-gathering and security assessments.

Course Highlights:

We will …

• Expose fraudulent business enterprises, and locate assets and undercover intelligence.
   
• Expose social networks for their investigative uses and personal vulnerabilities.
   
• Learn about database resources and online sources for conducting research online.
   
• Provide effective web sites for attendees to utilize in their own investigations.
   
• Understand the difference between Web 2.0 and traditional web sites and learn how to deconstruct a profile for your investigations.
   
• Hunt down online social network profiles.
   
• Connect the associations between users of Linkedin and MySpace types of Web 2.0 services.
   
• Learn about cutting-edge services that come out daily.

CLASS REGISTRATION

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