QCC welcome James Crabtree to our Forensic Services Section and Nick Braithwaite to our Security Advisory Unit. Both are exciting additions to our specialist team.

James Crabtree, a senior technologist with many years experience of host and network operating systems, application and systems programming, brings considerable expertise to support our work in digital forensics for both law enforcement and commerical clients. Nick Braithwaite, formerly with HM Royal Navy brings his expertise as a Network Security Technologist to the QCC Advisory team.

Phil Swinburne, Director said, "These new appointments continue to extend our capability in response and support to our clients security requirements and to make QCC the best in the field of information security."

QCC are proud to announce that John Douglas, head of our Forensic Services Section is the first expert in the UK to be listed under the new register section for specialism in Computer Forensics launched by the Council for the Registration of Forensic Practitioners (CRFP)..

The CRFP's central function is to prepare and manage a register of currently competent forensic practitioners. It began with the mainstream forensic specialties (science, fingerprints, scene examination) and has now extended to forensic medicine, road transport investigation, fire scene examination and other professional areas including computer forensics.

The CRFP, supported by the UK Home Office, is a leading organisation providing integrity and professionalism to the area of forensic science.

Ror more information go to the CRFP FAQ.