Computer

The MMCE exam validates professional-level mobile device forensic expertise, including Android and iOS acquisition, artifact interpretation, deleted data recovery, and investigative correlation. Candidates must demonstrate adherence to forensic best practices and the ability to generate legally defensible findings.

The MCVE Witness exam certifies competency in forensic video analysis specifically tailored for expert witness testimony. It emphasizes forensic enhancement principles, video authenticity validation, frame analysis, synchronization, and courtroom communication. The certification ensures professionals can confidently present and defend video evidence in legal proceedings.

This certification validates advanced skills in digital authenticity verification, focusing on forensic validation of digital media used as evidence. Candidates demonstrate proficiency in detecting manipulation, validating source integrity, analyzing encoding signatures, and producing defensible expert-level reports for judicial and regulatory review.

This advanced MCME exam evaluates deep forensic expertise in macOS systems, including APFS structures, system security features, user behavior artifacts, encrypted volumes, and third-party application data. Candidates must demonstrate analytical accuracy, forensic validation, and professional reporting aligned with judicial and organizational standards.

This professional-level exam certifies competence in advanced Griffeye workflows for multimedia evidence investigation. It includes automated categorization, victim identification processes, prioritization algorithms, investigative intelligence extraction, and courtroom-ready reporting. The certification demonstrates the ability to manage large-scale digital media investigations ethically, efficiently, and accurately.

The MCVK exam validates expertise in secure evidence collection, cloud-based digital evidence management, sharing, and collaboration using Verakey environments. Candidates are assessed on secure upload workflows, access controls, audit trails, evidentiary integrity preservation, cross-agency collaboration, and compliance with legal and organizational standards. This certification supports professionals operating in distributed investigation teams and multi-jurisdictional environments.

This certification exam assesses the candidate’s proficiency in extracting, decrypting, analyzing, and validating mobile device data using GrayKey workflows. It focuses on iOS and supported Android device acquisition, lock bypass techniques (where legally authorized), data integrity validation, artifact interpretation, and reporting. The exam is intended for professionals handling high-security mobile forensic investigations requiring precision, compliance, and operational confidence.

The MCFE exam validates advanced digital forensic investigation capabilities across computers, mobile devices, storage media, and cloud-based evidence. It requires prior completion of AX200 or BCERT training at the National Computer Forensics Institute. The exam emphasizes end-to-end forensic workflows, evidence correlation, advanced artifact interpretation, cross-platform analysis, timeline reconstruction, and defensible reporting. MCFE certification demonstrates professional-level competence s...

The MCAE Preparation Exam is designed to assess readiness in digital media authenticity verification, including images, videos, and audio files. Candidates are evaluated on their understanding of manipulation detection, metadata analysis, provenance verification, compression artifacts, deepfake indicators, and evidentiary integrity assessment. The exam prepares professionals to handle authenticity challenges in criminal investigations, intelligence analysis, legal proceedings, and regulatory com...

This preparation exam introduces learners to image and video classification, categorization, and analytical workflows using Griffeye intelligence concepts. It focuses on preparing candidates to manage large volumes of multimedia evidence, apply automated categorization, hash-based identification, metadata analysis, and investigative prioritization techniques. The exam is intended for professionals working in sensitive digital investigations where media evidence assessment, triage, and reporting ...