Gretchen Gueguen is an archives and library consultant, specializing in digital libraries and technology. She has held the position of Digital Archivist at the University of Virginia where she created the first born-digital archives management and digital forensics programs. She has previously worked on digital library projects at East Carolina University and the University of Maryland. She began her journey in digital humanities at the Maryland Institute for Technology in Humanities, working on the Thomas MacGreevy Archive.
Jacob Heilik has worked for 35 years in law enforcement (regulatory compliance and criminal investigation) with the Canadian Federal Government. The last 10 years of his career were spent learning and practicing digital forensics—searching and seizing in the field, analyzing in the lab, and managing a talented team of examiners and analysts. Since retiring from public service in 2009, he has concentrated his efforts on improving digital forensic skills in law enforcement.
Striving to be a positive influence, aiming to improve everything he is involved with, he has helped to train officers from around the world, being involved with projects sponsored by Interpol, Europol, the European Cybercrime Training and Education Group, and University College Dublin.
Faraz Siddiqui has obtained a BS in Forensic Chemistry. Somewhere along his career, he decided to go back to school to pursue something more technical. He obtained an MS in Digital Forensics and has been working in the Computer Security field ever since. When he is not occupied with his obsessions about the latest technology, he loves to spend his time with his beautiful wife and children.