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Join us for a full day training class, taking FTK Central to more advanced levels. During the one day session, we will discuss advanced workflows and learn topics including:



Utilising the coding panel within FTK Central to enhance collaborative workflows. Using Search Reports to automate evidence tagging and production. Enhanced search techniques, allowing you find the data that you need more efficiently. Managing entities when working with various suspects and managing communications. Handling and getting the most out of mobile evidence.

When: Monday, September 21, 2026 · 9:00 a.m. · Central Time (US & Canada)
Duration: 8 hours
Language: English
Who can attend? Everyone
Dial-in available? (listen only): No
Featured Presenters
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Training Instructor
Kate Davenport has been a Forensic Training Instructor at Exterro for over four years, researching, teaching, developing training curriculum, and participating in beta testing. An avid researcher, she is particularly proud of developing the Advanced Artifacts Analysis course, which takes students on a deep dive into Windows forensics. This class features her much-loved USB forensic treasure hunt.
Prior to coming to Exterro, Kate managed labs in both the private and public sector, working a variety of civil and criminal cases including some high-profile cases. It was through managing and training others in the lab that Kate found her passion to teach, sharing her knowledge and experience. Kate holds several industry certifications and attended Champlain College for her formal digital forensics education.
Hailing from the Baltimore area, Kate loves the Ravens, Orioles, and Knicks (go Knicks!), anything outside, games, and playing with her dogs in her spare time.
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Vice President of Global Training
Sarah Hargreaves is the Vice President of Global Training at Exterro. Sarah started her career in digital forensics in 2003. Previously working in a criminal law practice, Sarah moved over to forensics after working on a number of investigations which inspired her to change career path. Her journey continued with a number of roles in Digital Forensic Laboratories, primarily supporting law enforcement in Child Sexual Exploitation investigation and general crime. Sarah progressed to Laboratory Management and later into Training Management.

Sarah is experienced in digital investigation, laboratory management, ISO17025 and evidential process.

Sarah lives in the North West of England and is a mum to two young children. She enjoys days out with her family and travelling.
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