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eMail: smiller@novadatalabs.com
- Education
Amherst College , BA, Physics, cum laude, 1980
Stevens Institute of Technology, MS, Computer Science, 1988
New York Law School , JD, cum laude, 1992
- Positions
Bell Communications Research, Consultant to Wideband Applications Research Department technical staff.
Union Bank of Switzerland , Consultant to decision-analysis-and-support technical staff.
Litman, Asche, & Gioella, of-counsel on criminal matters involving computers.
DSFX International, Director, Technology and Online Forensics Group, providing computer forensics and electronic discovery support to business clients.
Data Forensics Labs of Northern Virginia, Inc., Founder, providing expert testimony regarding computer-based evidence, software analysis, and electronic discovery issues.
- Academic Appointments
Member, Board of Advisors and guest lecturer for ECPI College of Technology, computer forensics courses for criminal justice degree track.
Substitute teacher, Loudoun County Public Schools.
- Publishing/Writing/Lecturing
"Why Can't Our Guys Do This?" SC Infosec Opinion Wire, July 2003. (Ernst & Young "Know Fraud Newsletter," November 2004.) Comparative analysis of in-house computer forensics efforts and outside consultants.
"Expert Testimony from the Defense Point of View," High Technology Crime Investigation Association Southeast Cybercrime Summit , February 2003. Paper presented as part of professional conference for HTCIA.
"The Computer as Witness," American Society for Industrial Security, March,2001. Paper presented as part of ASIS professional certification seminar.
"Advanced Internet Investigations," Glasser Legal Works 2000, March 2000. Various techniques for supporting investigations by using the internet.
"Tracking Down E-Mail Evidence," New York Law Journal, May 1998. Survey of complicating factors that can arise in searches for evidence contained in electronic mail.
"But For, Not," New York Law Journal, December 1993. Use of exclusion operators in online legal research.
"The Micro-Computer as a Real-Time Autocorrelator." American Journal of Physics, December 1982. Hardware and software system to accumulate power spectra from laboratory sensors. (co-author)
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Affiliations
New York State Bar, admitted 1992, in good standing.
U. S. District Court, Southern and Eastern Districts of New York , admitted 1994 and 1997, in good standing.
Virginia State Bar, admitted 2002, in good standing.
Past founding member, Committee on Technology and the Practice of Law, Association of the Bar of the City of New York , 1993. (Co-chair, Internet Subcommittee.)
Past member, Committee on Science and the Law, Association of the Bar of the City of New York , 1994.
Current member, Loudoun County Crime Commission.
Loudoun County Economic Development Commissioner.
- Potpourri
Qualified numerous times in court as an expert on computer forensics and the analysis of computer-based evidence, as well as on software analysis.
Appearances on MSNBC and CNBC as a commentator on computer crime and viruses.
Extra class Amateur radio licensee, station WA4LDA.
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