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Marcus K Rogers

Marcus K Rogers

Professor

Campus: West Lafayette
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Department: Computer and Information Technology
Office: ENAD 103
Phone: 765-494-2561

Biography:

Dr. Rogers is the faculty lead for the Cyber Forensics Program in the Dept. of Computer and Information Technology at Purdue University. He is a Professor, Fellow of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, University Faculty Scholar and Fellow - Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security (CERIAS). Dr. Rogers is the past International Chair of the Law, Compliance and Investigation Domain of the Common Body of Knowledge (CBK) committee, Chair of the Planning Committee for the Digital and Multimedia Sciences section of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, and Past Chair of the Certification and Test Committee – Digital Forensics Certification Board, Advisory Board member Digital Forensics Certification Board. He is a former Police officer who worked in the area of fraud and computer crime investigations. Dr. Rogers is the former Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Digital Forensic Practice and sits on the editorial board for several other professional journals. He is also a member of other various national and international committees focusing on digital forensic science and digital evidence. Dr. Rogers is the author of books, book chapters, and journal publications in the field of digital forensics and applied psychological analysis. His research interests include applied cyber forensics, psychological digital crime scene analysis, and cyber terrorism.Cybercrime Scene Analysis, and Cyber-terrorism. He has authored several book chapters, and articles in the area of computer forensics and forensic psychology. Dr. Rogers is the Editor-in Chief of the Journal of Digital forensic Practice and sits on the editorial board for several international journals. He is a frequent speaker at international and national information assurance and security conferences, and guest lectures at various universities throughout the world.

Educational Background

  • PhD (Forensic Psychology), University of Manitoba MB, 2001.
  • MA (Psychology), University of Manitoba MB, 1995.
  • BA (Psychology/Criminology), University of Manitoba MB, 1986.

Teaching

Fall 2012

  • C&IT 556 -- Basic Computer Forensics-Graduate Level
  • C&IT 557 -- Advanced Topics in Cyber Forensics

Honors and Awards

  • 2013 - AAFS Digital & Multimedia Sciences Section Outstanding Research Award
  • 2012 - Pillar of CERIAS
  • 2012 - Fellow - American Academy of Forensic Sciences
  • 2009 - CERIAS Fellow - (Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security)
  • 2009 - Paul H. Chapman Medal - Foundation for Improvement of Justice
  • 2008 - University Faculty Scholar
  • 2007 - Community Support: Lafayette Police Department
  • 2006 - Outstanding Non-Tenured Faculty Award
  • 2005 - Outstanding Non-Tenured Faculty Award
  • 2004 - Best Speaker West Coast Security Conference
  • 2003 - Industry and Technology Canada, Education and Internet Innovators Award-Manitoba
  • 2002 - Industry and Technology Canada, Education and Internet Innovators Award-Manitoba.
  • 2001 - West Coast Security Conference 2001- Best Presenter

Grant Proposals and Projects

  1. Rogers, M. (2012) NSF Capacity Building in Digital Forensic Science

    Joint proposal with University of Illinois Urbana Champagne. $600,000. Proposal Submitted

  2. Rogers, M. (PI) - C&IT (2011) DHS/Purdue HSI Cell Phone Project

    Funded project to research digital evidence triage issues with cell phones.

  3. Rogers, M. PI- Purdue (2010) NIJ - National Tool Testing and Validation Center - Mac Forensics Tools

    The Purdue Cyber Forensics Lab in partnership with the University of Central Florida, has been awarded a grant to setup a National Tool Testing and Validation Center for computer forensic tools. Purdue will focus on Apple Mac tools and UCF will focus on Windows and Linux/Unix tools.

  4. Principle Investigator (2007) File Hound: Law Enforcement Contraband Images Investigative Tool

    The specific objectives of this project are to: Support law enforcement engaged in child pornography investigations; Allow investigators to more quickly process large volumes of potential evidence; and Provide an automated tool that assists in the reporting of findings from an investigation. This project will assist law enforcement’s efforts in the area of technological and computer crime investigation related to Internet crimes against persons, with the specific focus on child pornography and obscenity investigations. We propose to expand the development of a free forensic tool (File Hound) that will allow investigators to more effectively and efficiently sift through volumes of data while searching for contraband images. The project will enable us to extend the capability of the tool to filter searches for skin color/tone, eliminate graphics files that are not pictures (e.g., icons, buttons etc.), eliminate files based on known good hash values and provide a standard report output format (PDF). The tool, File Hound, is already in use by state and local law enforcement officers in Indiana and has been part of joint training projects offered by Purdue University and the National White Collar Crime Center.

  5. Mislan, R (PI), & Rogers, M.(Co-PI) (2006) FREEAK

    FREEAK is: An Effective and Efficient Tool for Extraction of Contacts, Call History and Text Messages from Mobile Phones A Secure Database for Data Mining of Obvious and Non-Obvious Relationships of Extracted Names, Numbers, Words, and Messages. A Technologically Advanced Reporting System for Evidentiary and

Textbooks and Editorships of Journals/Proceedings

  1. Seigfried-Spellar, K., Bertoline, G, & Rogers, M., Internet Child Pornography, U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, and the Role of Internet Service Providers.. (2012) Gladyshev, P. & Rogers, M.. Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime, Third International ICST Conference, ICDF2C 2011, Dublin, Ireland, October 26-28, 2011, Revised Selected Papers heidelberg, Germany: Springer-Verlag Science & Business.
  2. Gladyshev, P. & Rogers, M., (2012) Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime, Third International ICST Conference, ICDF2C 2011, Dublin, Ireland, October 26-28, 2011, Revised Selected Papers. Heidelberg, Germany: Springer-Verlag Science & Business.
  3. Levendoski, M., Datar, T., & Rogers, M., Yahoo! Messenger forensics on Windows Vista and Windows 7.. (2012) Gladyshev, P. & Rogers, M.. Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime, Third International ICST Conference, ICDF2C 2011, Dublin, Ireland, October 26-28, 2011, Revised Selected Papers Heidelberg, Germany: Springer-Verlag Science & Business.
  4. Cho, G. & Rogers, M., Finding forensic information on creating a folder in $LogFile of NTFS. (2012) Gladyshev, P. & Rogers, M.. Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime, Third International ICST Conference, ICDF2C 2011, Dublin, Ireland, October 26-28, 2011, Revised Selected Papers Heidelberg, Germany: Springer-Verlag Science & Business.
  5. Katz, E., Mislan, M., Rogers, M. & Smith, A, Results of field testing mobile phone shielding devices. (2012) Gladyshev, P. & Rogers, M..Finding forensic information on creating a folder in $LogFile of NTFS Heidelberg, Germany: springer-Verlag Science & Business.
  6. Herold, R. & Rogers, M, (2011) Encyclopedia of Information Assurance Auerbach.
  7. Editorial Board, (2011) Encyclopedia of Forensic Sciences .
  8. Rogers, M., (2010) Cybersafety Series New York, New York: Chelsea House.
  9. Seigfried, K., Lovely, R. &. Rogers, M, Cyber Criminology: Exploring Internet Crimes and Criminal behavior. (2010) Jaishankar, K.. Self-Reported Internet child pornography consumers: A personality assessment using Bandura’s theory of reciprocal determinism. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press, Taylor and Francis Group.
  10. Rogers, M. & Seigfried-Spellar, K., Crime On-line: Correlates, Causes, and Context.. (2010) T. Holt. Child pornography, pedophilia and the Internet. Carolina Academic Press.
  11. Rogers, M., (2008) Frequently Asked Questions on Cyber Crime Milano, Italy: Polimetrica.
  12. Rogers, M., (2008) Advisory Board Member • University of Winnipeg, Department of Continuing Education, Information Security Program • Purdue Employees Federal Credit Union (PEFCU) Technology Advisory Board • Champlain College, Masters in Computer Forensics (Dept. of Business Administration). • University of Central Florida, Masters of Science in Computer Forensics (Dept. of Engineering). • Defiance College Cyber Forensics Program .
  13. Co-Editor, (2007) Journal of Small Scale Digital Device Forensics .
  14. Associate Editor, (2007) ISC2 Journal .
  15. Former Editor-in-Chief, (2007) Journal of Digital Practice Taylor & Francis.
  16. Editorial Board, (2006) International Journal of Cyber Crimes and Criminal Justice .
  17. Former Member Editorial Board, (2006) Computers & Security .
  18. Editorial Board, (2005) International Journal of Digital Evidence .
  19. Editorial Board, (2005) SC Magazine .
  20. Associate Editor, (2005) Journal of Digital Forensics Law & Security .

Refereed Articles and Conference Papers/Presentations/Abstracts

  1. Craiger, P. & Rogers, M. (Feb 2012). Scientific validation of digital forensic tools: A case study. American Academy of Forensic Sciences Annual Meeting Atlanta, GA.
  2. Seigfried-Spellar, K. & Rogers, M. (2012). Discriminating Self-Reported Internet Child Pornography Users by Individual Differences and Sex. Submitted for publication
  3. Rogers, M. (May 2012). Digital Forensic Sciences: The Path Forward. Zagreb School of Law - Invited Lecture Rule of Law in Eastern Europe Series Zagreb, Croatia: US Embassy.
  4. Rogers, M. & Winkworth, R. (Feb 2012). Disposable cell phone analysis: TracHac. American Academy of Forensic Sciences Annual Meeting Atlanta, GA.
  5. Rogers, M. & Seigfried-Spellar, K. (Feb 2012). Applied predictive modeling: The role of behavioral sciences in digital forensics.. Atlanta, GA.
  6. Rogers, M. (April 2012). The Future of Digital Forensics. HTCIA Minnesota 2012 Annual Conference St. Paul, MN.
  7. Rogers, M. (August 2012). The Future of Digital Forensics: The Rise of the Machines. ISSA/Infragard Conference Chicago, IL.
  8. Pfleeger, S., Rogers, M., Bashir, M., Caine, K., Caputo, D., Losavio, M. & Stolfo, S. (2012). Does profiling make us more secure?. Privacy & Security: IEEE, 10 (4), 10-15.
  9. Rogers, M. (Sept 2012). The Role of Digital Forensics in the Justice System. 10th Annual Crown Defence Conference Winnipeg, MB.
  10. Seigfried-Spellar, K. & Rogers, M. (2012). Does Deviant Pornography Use Follow A Guttman-Like Progression?. Submitted for Publication
  11. Rogers, M. (May 2012). Digital Forensic Sciences: The Path Forward. Zagreb National Police Academy Zagreb, Croatia: Government of Croatia- Invited Lecture Rule of Law in Eastern Europe Series.
  12. Datar, T., Levendoski, M. & Rogers, M. (Oct 2011). Yahoo! Messenger Forensics on Windows Vista and Windows 7.. Third ICST International Conference on Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime Dublin, Ireland: ICST.
  13. Cho, G. & Rogers, M. (Oct 2011). Finding Forensic Information on Creating a Folder in $LogFile of NTFS. Third ICST International Conference on Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime Dublin, Ireland: ICST.
  14. Rogers, M. (Sept 2011). Digital Investigations: The Impact on the Work Environment. 2011 Louisville Metro Infosec Conference Louisville, KY.
  15. Rogers, M. (Oct 2011). Keynote Address: Digital Forensics: The Coming Convergence. Third ICST International Conference on Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime Dublin, Ireland: ICST.
  16. Katz, E., Mislan, R. & Rogers, M. (Oct 2011). Results of Field Testing Mobile Phone Shielding Device. Third ICST International Conference on Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime Dublin, Ireland: ICST.
  17. Seigfried-Spellar, K. & Rogers, M. (Feb 2011). Exploring the Progression of Non-deviant and Deviant Pornography Use by Age of Onset and Sex. American Academy of Forensic Sciences Annual Meeting Chicago, IL.
  18. Rogers, M. & Seigfried, K. (Feb 2011). Development of an Offender Classification Based Investigative Protocol for Use with Online Consumers of Child Pornography Cases: An Information Technology and Behavioral Sciences Approach. American Academy of Forensic Sciences Annual Meeting Chicago, IL.
  19. Rogers, M. & Smith, J. (June 2010). Computer forensics for the forensic audio professional. AES 39 International Conference Copenhagen, Denmark.
  20. M. Rogers (Jan 2010). Legal, regulations, investigations and compliance. Tipton, Official (ISC)2 Guide to the CISSP CBK, 2nd edition (pp.503-538). Danvers, MA: CRC Press.
  21. Rogers, M. (2010). The psyche of cyber criminals: A psycho-social perspective. Ghosh & Turrini, Cybercrimes: A Multidisciplinary Perspective Heidelberg, Germany: Springer-Verlag Law Division.
  22. Bagilli, I., Mohan, A. & Rogers, M. (2010). SMIRK: SMS management and information retrieval kit. Goel, Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime (pp.33-42). Heidelberg, Germany: Springer-Verlag Computer Science.
  23. Rogers, M. (Oct 2010). Integrating Psychology into Digital Evidence Investigations and Cyber Security. Workshops on Interdisciplinary Studies in Security and Privacy (WISSP) Abu Dhabi, UAE.
  24. Rogers, M. (May 2010). Digital evidence. Association of Inspectors General Spring Conference Indianapolis, IN.
  25. Rogers, M. (2010 2010). The Behavioral Sciences and Digital Forensics. American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law 41st Annual Meeting Tucson, AZ. (Invited Panelist.)
  26. Seigfried-Spellar, K. & Rogers, M. (May 11 2010). Low neuroticism and high hedonistic traits for female child pornography consumers. Advance online publication. Doi: 10.1089/cyber.2009.0212., Cyber Psychology, Behavior and Social Networking
  27. Baggili, A. & Rogers, M. (Feb 2010). Effects of anonymity and pre-employment integrity on self-reported cyber crime engagement: An exploratory study. Human Factors in Information Security London, England.
  28. Gao, Y., Cao, T., & Rogers, M. (2010). Reconstructing executable files: A robust address translation approach.. IET Information Security (Submitted.)
  29. Strzempka, K., Katz, E., Rogers, M., & Huff, P. (Feb 2010). Forensic analysis of a VISTA 64 hard drive. American Academy of Forensic Sciences Annual Meeting Seattle, WA: AAFS.
  30. Seigfried-Spellar, K. & Rogers, M. (Feb 2010). Psychological assessments and attitudes toward deviant computer behavior. American Academy of Forensic Sciences Annual Meeting Seattle, WA: AAFS.
  31. Rogers, M. (May 2009). The Evolution of Social Engineering. Chicago Con - Ethical hacker Conference Chicago, IL.
  32. Rogers, M. (Sept. 2009). Data Analytics: The importance of context and meaning of digital evidence.. International Symposium on Cyber Crime Response Seoul, Korea. (Keynote Address.)
  33. Rogers, M. (May 2009). The Evolution of Social Engineering.. Chicago, IL: Chicago Con. (Keynote Address.)
  34. Liles, S., Hoebich, M, & Rogers, M. (2009). Legal issues in cyber forensics: Issues confronting the discipline. Peterson & Shenoi, Advances in digital forensics V Boston, USA: Springer., 5, 267-276.
  35. Roger, M. & Seigfried-Spellar , K. (August 2009). The Future of Digital Forensics: Merging Behavioral Sciences and Digital Evidence. Indo-US Conference on Cybersecurity, Cybercrime and Cyberforensics Kochi, India.
  36. Rogers, M. & Hacker, T. (Sept. 2009). Digital Evidence and Cloud Computing – Position Paper. ARO Workshop on Digital Forensics Washington, DC.
  37. Rogers, M. & Leshney, S. (2009). Virtualization and digital investigations. Tipton & Krause, Information Security Management Handbook 6th Edition. Boca Raton, FL: Auerbach., 3, 347-363.
  38. Rogers, M. (2009). Cyber forensics and home land security. Voeller, Wiley Handbook of Science and Technology for Homeland Security New Jersey, : Wiley & Sons.
  39. Roger, M. & Seigfried-Spellar , K. (August 2009). The Future of Digital Forensics: Merging Behavioral Sciences and Digital Evidence. (Position Paper). Indo-US Conference on Cybersecurity, Cybercrime and Cyberforensics, Kochi, India.
  40. Liles, S., Hoebich, M, & Rogers, M. (Feb 2009). Legal issues in cyber forensics: Issues confronting the discipline.. IFIP Working Group on Digital Forensics 11.9 Orlando, FL.
  41. Baggili, A., Mohan, A., & Rogers, M (May 2009). SMIRK - SMS Management and Information Retrieval Kit.. Mobile Forensics World 09 Chicago, IL.
  42. Seigfried-Spellar, K., Lovely, R., & Rogers, M. (2009). Personality Assessment of Self-Reported Internet Child Pornography Consumers Using Bandura’s Theory of Reciprocal Determinism. K. Jaishankar, Crimes Dot-Com: Exploring Criminal Behavior in Cyberspace Hershey, PA.
  43. Baggili, A., Mohan, A., & Rogers, M (Oct 2009). SMIRK - SMS Management and Information Retrieval Kit: A Forensics Tool. International Conference on Digital Forensics & Cyber Crime Albany, NY.
  44. Rigby, S. & Rogers, M. (April 2008). The general digital forensics model. ADFSL 2008 Conference on Digital Forensics, Security and Law Oklahoma City, OK.
  45. Seigfried, K., Lovely, R., & Rogers, M. (2008). Self-Reported online child pornography Behavior: A psychological analysis.. Journal of Cyber Criminology
  46. Kiley, M., Dankner, S. & Rogers, M. (2008). Forensics significance of instant messaging artifacts.. Craiger & Shenoi, Advances in digital forensics IV (pp.129-138). Boston, MA: IFIP.
  47. Seigfried, K. & Rogers, M. (July 2008). Self-reported female consumers of Internet child pornography: A psychological analysis. International Association of Forensic Science’s 18th Triennial Meeting (July, New Orleans). Washington, DC.
  48. Rogers, M. (May 2008). Keynote Address- Developing Meaningful Cyber Forensics/Digital Evidence Curriculum . Joint Workshop on Cyber Security 2008 Buffalo, NY: SUNY Buffalo.
  49. Choudhury, A., Rogers, M., Gillam, W. & Watson, K. (May 2008). A novel skin tone detection algorithm for contraband image analysis. ACM Berkley, CA: Proceedings of the Third International workshop on Systematic Approaches to Digital Evidence Engineering.
  50. Rogers, M. (Sept 2008). It’s all about the technology; isn’t it?. (ISC)2 e-Symposium (ISC)2.
  51. Rogers, M. (2008). Enterprise incident response and digital evidence. Tipton & Krause, Information Security Management Handbook New York, NY: Auerbach., 6(2), 391-403.
  52. Rogers, M. (March 2007). Keynote Speaker: The Evolution of Digital Evidence as a Forensic Science. ACM: SAC 2007 Seoul, S. Korea.
  53. Baggili, I., Mislan, R., & Rogers, M. (2007). Mobile phone forensics tool testing: A database driven approach.. International Journal of Digital Evidence
  54. Rogers, M., Goldman, J., Mislan, R., & Wedge, T. (Feb 2007). Digital Evidence practitioner standards: Issues and possible solutions.. AAFS Conferencs San Antonio, TX.
  55. Rogers, M. (2007). The role of computer crime investigators in counter terrorism and intelligence gathering . NW3C Informant, 3(1), 28,42.
  56. Kiley, M., Shinbara, T., & Rogers, M. (Winter 2007). iPOD forensics update.. International Journal of Digital Evidence
  57. Rogers, M. (2007). Cyber forensics and home land security. Voeller, Wiley Handbook of Science and Technology for Homeland Security New Jersey, NY: Wiley & Sons.
  58. Rogers, M., Scarborough, K., Frakes, K., & San Martin (2007). National, state & local law enforcement digital evidence survey: Perceptions of prosecutors and judges knowledge and willingness to deal with digital evidence. Shenoi & Craiger, Advances in Digital Forensics New York, NY: Springer.
  59. Rogers, M. (2006). DCSA: Applied digital crime scene analysis. Tipton & Krause, Handbook of Information Security New York, NY: Auerbach., 7, 601-614.
  60. Gupta, M., Hoeschele, M., & Rogers, M. (Fall 2006). Hidden disk areas: HPA and DCO. International Journal of Digital Evidence
  61. Rogers, M., Goldman, J., Mislan, R., Wedge, T. & Debrota, S. (2006). Fast cyber forensics triage process model. Proceedings of the Conference on Digital Forensics Society & Law, April 21st (pp.27-40). Las Vegas, NV.
  62. Rogers, M. & Scarborough, K. (2006). Cyber crime. Encyclopedia of Police Science 3rd Edition.
  63. Carrier, B., Casey, E., Garfinkel, S., Kornblum, J., Hosmer, C., Rogers, M., & Turner., P. (2006). Standardizing digital evidence storage. Communications of the ACM
  64. Losavio, M., Adams, J., & Rogers, M. (2006). Gap analysis: Judicial experience and perception of electronic evidence . Journal of Digital Forensic Practice, 1, 13-17.
  65. Scarborough, K. & Rogers, M. (2006). Information security. Encyclopedia of Police Science 3rd Edition
  66. Scarborough, K. & Rogers, M. (2006). Computer technology. Encyclopedia of Police Science 3rd Edition
  67. Rogers, M., Smoak, N., Lui, J. (2006). Self-reported criminal computer behavior: A big-5, moral choice and manipulative exploitive behavior analysis. Journal of Deviant Behavior, 27(3), 245-268.
  68. Rogers, M. (2006). The development of a meaningful hacker taxonomy: A two dimensional approach. Digital Investigations, 3, 97-102.
  69. Rogers, M. & Scarborough, K. (2006). The Role of Cyber Forensics in the War on Terrorism. . First Nordic-American Symposium on Public Safety Copenhagen, Denmark.
  70. Rogers, M. (2006). Chapter: Law Investigation & Compliance. Henry & Krause, Official (ISC)2 Guide to the CISSP CBK New York, NY: Auerbach.
  71. Brinson, A., Robinson, A., & Rogers, M. (Aug 2006). A cyber forensics ontology: Creating a new Approach to studying cyber forensic. . Proceedings of the Digital Forensics Research Workshop 2006, August 14-16th, Lafayette IN New York, NY: Elsevier.
  72. Rogers, M. (2005). Cyber forensics program partnership. NW3C Informant, 1(2), 26/40.
  73. Rogers, M. (2005). The information technology insider risk. Bigdoli, Information Security Handbook New York, NY: Wiley & Sons., 3, 3-17.
  74. Hoeschele. M. & Rogers, M (Feb 2005). Detecting social engineering. Proceedings of the International Conference on Digital Forensics Orlando, FL.
  75. Marsico, C. & Rogers, M. (Feb 2005). iPod forensics. Proceedings of the International Conference on Digital Forensics Orlando, FL.
  76. Rogers, M. (2005). The information technology insider risk. H. Bigdoli, Information Security Handbook New York, NY: Wiley & Sons.
  77. Rogers, M. (March 2005). Psychological Profiling and Computer Forensics: Locard's Principle in the Digital World. Conference Proceedings Monaco, : eCrime and Computer Evidence.
  78. Rogers, M. (Jan 2004). Current State of Computer Forensics. Computer Forensic Educators Working Group Orlando, FL.
  79. Rogers, M. (March 2004). Cyber Profiling. NW3C Economic Crimes Summit Indianapolis, IN.
  80. Rogers, M. & Seigfried, K. (2004). The future of computer forensics: A needs analysis survey. Computers and Security, 23(1), 12-16.
  81. Rogers, M. & Ogloff, J. (2004). A comparative analysis of canadian computer and general criminals. Canadian Journal of Police & Security Services, 1, 366-376.
  82. Carney, M. & Rogers, M. (Spring 2004). The trojan made me do it: A first step in statistical based event reconstruction. International Journal of Digital Evidence
  83. Meyers, M. & Rogers, M. (Winter 2004). Computer forensics: the need for standardization and certification within the U.S. court systems. International Journal of Digital Evidence
  84. Rogers, M. (2003). The psychology of cyber-terrorism. Silke & Merari, Terrorists, Victims and Society: Psychological. Perspectives on Terrorism and Its Consequences (pp.75-92). London, England: Wiley and Sons.
  85. Rogers, M. (2003). Computer forensics: Science or fad. Security Wire Digest

Workshops

  1. Rogers, M. (2012, July). Intro to Cyber Forensics. NJROTC summer camp at Purdue, West Lafayette, IN.
  2. Rogers, M. & Katz, E. (2012, June). Advanced Macintosh Forensics. LE Training Series, Albany, NY.
  3. Rogers, M. (2011, July). Digital Evidence and Cyber Warfare. Sandia National Labs, NM.
  4. Rogers, M. & Katz, E. (2011, Sept). Digital Evidence Triage. St. Louis, MO.
  5. Rogers, M. (2011, Nov). Evidence Analytics. Hillsboro, OR.
  6. Rogers, M. (2011, July). The Psychology of Cyber Adversaries: Panel Member. Sandia National Labs, NM.
  7. Rogers, M. (2011, July). Digital Evidence Triage. Norwich, VT.
  8. Rogers, M. (2011, June). Digital Forensics and Cyber Adversaries. Sandia National Labs, CA.
  9. Rogers, M. (2010, Mar). Digital Evidence Triage - Financial Training. West Lafayette, IN.
  10. Rogers, M. (2010, Sept). Psychology of Cyber Terrorism. INTEL WRT Continuing Education Series, Webinar,
  11. Rogers, M. (2010, June). Digital Evidence Management and Handling. Minneapolis, MN.
  12. Rogers, M. (2010, Jan). Digital Evidence Triage - LE Training. West Lafayette, IN.
  13. Bagilli, I. & Rogers, M. (2010, June). The effects of anonymity and pre-employment integrity on self-reported cyber crime.. The Ninth Workshop on the Economics of Information Security (WEIS 2010),, Harvard, MA.
  14. Rogers, M. (2010, April). Basic Mac Forensics. Albany, NY.
  15. Rogers, M. & Goldman, J. (2010, June). Digital Evidence for Auditors - ISACA 2010 International Conference. Cancun, Mexico.
  16. Rogers, M (2009, Oct). Enterprise Incident Response: Digital Evidence Management & Handling. Marina Del Rey, CA.
  17. Rogers, M. (2009, April). Digital Evidence Management. ISC2 Series, San Antonio, TX.
  18. Rogers, M. (2009, May). Digital Evidence Management. ISC2 cyber security series, Chicago, IL.
  19. Seigfried-Spellar, K. & Rogers, M (2009, July). Investigating Online Consumers of Child Pornography. 1st Annual ACM Northeast Digital Forensics Exchange, New York, NY.
  20. Seigfried-Spellar, K. & Rogers, M. (2009, August). The Role of Profiling in Cyber Crimes Investigations. Kochi, India.
  21. Rogers, M. (2009, July). Digital Evidence Triage. LE Training, Worcester, MA.
  22. Rogers, M. (2009, July). Mac OS X Forensics Basics. LE training series, Burlington, VT.
  23. Rogers, M. (2009, May). Digital Evidence Management. Chicago, IL.
  24. Rogers, M. & Leshney, S. (2009, May). Digital Evidence Triage: Law Enforcement Training.. West Lafayette, IN.
  25. Rogers, M., Goldman, J. & Mislan, R (2009, November). Digital Evidence Triage for Financial Services. West Lafayette, IN.
  26. Rogers, M. (2009, May). Digital Evidence Triage. LE Training, West Lafayette, IN.
  27. Rogers, M. (2009, December). Digital Evidence Triage and the Rogers-Seigfried-Spellar Investigative Typology. Windsor, Canada.
  28. Rogers, M., Leshney, S., & Peelman, N. (2008, June). Introduction to Mac Forensics. West Lafayette, IN.
  29. Rogers, M. & Leshney, S. (2008, Nov). Fast Cyber Forensics Triage. Los Angeles, CA.
  30. Rogers, M. & Leshney, S (2007). Basic Computer Forensics for LE.
  31. Rogers, M. (2007, April). Digital evidence management & handling. Chicago, IL.
  32. Rogers, M., Goldman, J., Mislan, R., & Wedge, T. (2007). Emerging Trends: Law Enforcement Training. West Lafayette, IN.
  33. Rogers, M. (2006, Oct). Digital Evidence Management & Handling. Boston, MA.
  34. Rogers, M., Goldman, J., Mislan, R., Wedge, T. & Debrota, S. (2006). Fast Cyber Forensics Triage: Law Enforcement Training. West Lafayette, IN.
  35. Rogers, M., Goldman, J., Mislan, R., Wedge, T. & Debrota, S. (2005). eMail Forensics: Law Enforcement Educational Workshops. Indianapolis, IN.
  36. Rogers, M., Goldman, J., Mislan, R., Wedge, T. & Debrota, S. (2005). Law Enforcement: Cyber Forensics First Responder. West Lafayette, IN.
  37. Rogers, M. & Ksander, S. (2005). Digital Evidence Management & Handling. Raleigh, NC.
  38. Rogers, M. (2004, Oct). ISC2 - Information Security Seminar - Risk Management. Dallas, TX.
  39. Rogers, M. & Ksander, S. (2004). Digital Evidence Management & Handling. Austin, TX.
  40. Rogers, M. (2004, Dec). ISC2/Reid - Information Security Seminar - Social Engineering. New York, NY.
  41. Rogers, M. (2004, Nov). ISC2 - Information Security Seminar - Risk Management. Vancouver, BC.
  42. Rogers, M. (2004, Sept). ISC2 - Information Security Seminar - Social Engineering. Indianapolis, IN.
  43. Rogers, M. (2004, March). ISC2 - Information Security Seminar - Social Engineering. Chicago, IL.
  44. Rogers, M. (2004, Feb). ISC2 - Information Security Seminar - Social Engineering. Toronto, Canada.
  45. Rogers, M. (2004, Oct). ISC2 - Information Security Seminar - Risk Management. San Diego, CA.
  46. Rogers, M. (2003, Dec). ISC2 Information Security Seminar Series - Social Engineering. Washington, DC.

Reviews

  1. Bebe, N., Kessler, G., & Rogers, M., Journal of Digital Forensic Practice, 1. Journal of Digital Forensic Practice, 1.. (2006) Book review: Computer evidence: Collection & preservation .
  2. Ksander, S., Gillam, B ,.& Rogers, M. (2006). Product review: Ultrablock forensic card reader.. Journal of Digital Forensic Practice, 1

Industry/Engagement Experience

  • 2008-present - MKR Forensics LLC
    Owner (Digital & Behavioral Sciences Forensic Consulting)
  • 2000-2002 - Deloitte & Touche LLP Canada
    Director Secure eBusiness
  • 1998-2000 - EDS Canada
    Senior Security Architect
  • 1997-2008 - MKR Forensics
    CEO
  • 1986-1998 - Winnipeg Police Service
    Police Officer

Consulting Exp

Audiences