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Regional Direstor PWC

Individual is responsible for assisting in the treatment of patients. Overall treatment of patients will include following a plan of care for patients and ongoing treatment with patients through al...

For two years, David supported KPMG's Office of General Counsel leading and assisting in internal investigations involving identification, preservation, analysis, and presentation of KPMG’s Electronically Stored Information. Subject matters included government inquiries, IP theft, PII, data breaches, employee misconduct, & other sensitive subjects through the course of over 200 matters. He was then selected to represent KPMG's U.S. Forensic Technology Services (FTS) practice for a global secondment in China. He significantly contributed to the growth of Asia Pacific's FTS practices by leading cross-border investigations, introducing methodologies and technologies consistent with the U.S., and making best practices transparent between global practices. Ultimately, David was in part responsible for the establishment of a FTS team and service line in Shanghai, China. Currently, David plays a national leadership role overseeing innovation and delivery of KPMG's Cyber Investigations services (e.g. network intrusions, POS malware, SCADA) to fortune 1000 clients. He has worked on countless matters involving hacktivist groups and state sponsored adversaries. Additionally he has testified in state court and has experience working in matters as a court appointed neutral. David’s passion spans from his career into the community where he is a contributor, researcher, publisher, and frequent speaker. His accomplishments have been recognized by awards including the 2012 forensic4cast award for writing the “best forensic article of the year”, recipient of 6 SANS “lethal forensicator” awards, Digital MMA Challenge winner at the 2012 CEIC conference, and 2nd place SANS DF Netwars. Most significantly David has developed an application, 4n6time, that was nominated for the 2013 and 2014 "forensic software of the year" award. For this David has been quoted in Digital Forensic Magazine as a “Visionary” and “Someone to watch in 2013 as a new member of the development community”.