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About This Webinar
Nobody puts Truxton in a corner! See how easy it is to take information from OSINT and Digital Sources to create a compelling visual timeline of the who, what, where and when of any investigation.
Join Truxton’s Dave Ryberg and Sam Blackburn as they dance through the steps of aggregating OSINT data from Crossfire Hurricane to paint a picture of critical events, conversations, and conclusions worthy of a Kellerman’s brisket banquet at the end of summer vacation!
Presenters
Dave Ryberg
Sales Director, Truxton Forensics
Dave Ryberg is the Truxton Sales Director for Probity Inc. His responsibilities include the marketing, sales, and training of Truxton Forensic Software. Before joining Probity in June of 2016, he was President and CEO of GPS Outfitters, a company that specialized in custom GPS solutions for defense contractors, national fleets, and the sporting goods markets. An expert in GPS, antenna, and tracking systems, Mr. Ryberg holds a Master’s Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications form West Virginia University, a BS in Journalism from the University of Maryland, and Teacher’s Certificate in Marketing and Business Administration.
Sam Blackburn
Chief of Forensics, Probity Inc.
Mr. Samuel Blackburn has over 30 years of experience in the Intelligence Community. Six years in the USAF, 13 years at National Security Agency and the remainder at Central Intelligence Agency. He began his career in radio communications analysis and jamming, then transitioned to software development. He has expertise in real-time equipment control, counterintelligence, satellite communications, quick reaction capability (QRC) development, support to military operations and large scale (petabytes) digital forensics in the government and commercial markets. Mr. Blackburn was a founding/chief developer of the current GOTS forensics platform, and the Chief developer of Truxton, an automated/scalable COTS forensics platform.