Josh Brunty Email & Phone Number

Charleston, Wv, Us

The US Cyber Games program brings talented cybersecurity athletes, coaches, and industry leaders together to build a US Cyber Team for global cybersecurity competitions.

Huntington, West Virginia, United States

Lead for Research for Marshall's Institute of Cyber Security

Huntington, West Virginia Area

Tenured Associate Professor of Cyber Forensics & Cybersecurity with joint appointments in the Department of Computer Science & Electrical Engineering, and Department of Criminal Justice, Criminology, and Forensic Sciences. My specialty areas & courses taught are: multimedia forensics, mobile device forensics, network forensics, and foundation & fundamentals of digital evidence.

Huntington, West Virginia, United States

Graduate Program Director of the Master of Science in Cyber Forensics & Security Program (MSCFS)

OSAC is part of an initiative by NIST and the Department of Justice to strengthen forensic science in the United States. The organization is a collaborative body of more than 500 forensic science practitioners and other experts who represent local, state, and federal agencies; academia; and industry. NIST has established OSAC to support the development and promulgation of forensic science consensus documentary standards and guidelines, and to ensure that a sufficient scientific basis exists for each discipline.NIST named the initial members of 23 forensic science subcommittees on Oct. 29, 2014. These forensic science subcommittees will develop and vet documents (standards, guidelines, code of practice) for approval through the Scientific Area Committees and Forensic Science Standards Board.

ASTM Committee E30 on Forensic Sciences was formed in 1970. E30 meets once a year, in February, with about 125 members attending two days of meetings. The Committee, with a current membership of approximately 685, has jurisdiction of 51 standards, published in the Annual Book of ASTM Standards, Volume 14.02. E30 has 10 technical subcommittees that maintain jurisdiction over these standards. These standards have and continue to play a preeminent role in all aspects to forensic sciences, including criminalistics, questioned documents, forensic engineering, fire debris analysis, drug testing analysis, and collection and preservation of physical evidence.

Huntington, West Virginia Area

Tenure-Track Assistant Professor of Computer & Information Technology (Digital Forensics) within the Integrated Science & Technology & Forensic Science Departments.

Huntington, West Virginia Area

Managed the organization’s digital forensics and information technology infrastructure within an academic, office, and laboratory environment. Developed and managed data security plans, standard operating procedures, and laboratory protocols in compliance with accreditation standards. Administered the organization’s digital forensics program including: grant compliance, budget maintenance, and purchasing. Consulted with law enforcement and other stakeholders to further the organization’s digital forensics agenda. Conducted advanced forensic analysis on a variety of systems and platforms.

Wvsp Digital Forensics Unit/Mu Forensic Science Center

Provided technical digital forensics casework support to a variety of local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies. Conducted advanced-level research and validation of computer forensic tools, software, and related projects Conducted basic and advanced forensic analysis on a variety of systems and platforms.

Investigated suspected dishonesty, theft, and loss through a variety of methods including: video surveillance, photographic/video comparison, digital forensics, and video/image enhancement. Acted as company representative in all judicial matters, including: signing criminal complainant forms, trespass admonitions, testifying in court, and preparing case reports and narratives.

Doctor Of Science, Information Technology, 4.0/4.0

Master Of Science, Criminal Justice & Criminology, Computer & Information Security

Bachelor Of Arts, Criminal Justice & Criminology