The Waldrep Company LLC.

Tools don't testify. People do.

You can own every forensic tool on the market and still lose the case.
Because the courtroom doesn't care what software you ran.
It cares whether YOU can defend the result.
I built three online courses for investigators, examiners, attorneys, and corporate security teams who are tired of certificates that don't hold up under cross-examination.
✅ Computer Forensics Fundamentals - $297
✅ Mobile Device Forensics Fundamentals - $297
✅ Drone Forensics for Law Enforcement - $497
Same curriculum as my live cohorts.
Self-paced. Court-ready. Built by a U.S. State Department ATA Cyber Mentor with 200+ cases.
Not subcontractors. Not adjuncts. Me.
Introductory pricing ends soon.
PO, net-30, and agency licensing available.

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Online Digital Forensics Courses | The Waldrep Company Practitioner-led online digital forensics training. Computer Forensics Fundamentals and Mobile Device Forensics Fundamentals. Developed by Eric Waldrep — U.S. State Dept. ATA Cyber Mentor.

Digital forensics training is expensive.

By the time you add course tuition, travel, hotel, per diem, and time away from work, one training event can cost thousands.

That is exactly why I created Mobile Device Forensics Fundamentals.

I wanted to make high-quality mobile forensics training more accessible without watering it down.

This course is built from my real experience as a digital forensic examiner, instructor, expert witness, MCFE Certified examiner, Cellebrite-certified practitioner, and U.S. State Department ATA Cyber Mentor.

You will learn the fundamentals that matter:

• Seizure and preservation
• AFU vs. BFU
• Acquisition types
• Cellebrite UFED and Magnet AXIOM workflow concepts
• Messaging app evidence
• Location evidence
• Court-ready reporting

Regular price: $497
Launch price: $297

I have 10 seats available today at the launch price.

Enroll here:
thewaldrepcompany.com/courses/mobile-device-forensics/

For agency billing, group pricing, or government PO, message me directly.

The case looked routine.

One iPhone. One search warrant. One request from the investigator:

“Can you tell us who he was communicating with before the arrest?”

The device arrived properly documented.

Airplane mode enabled. Network isolation maintained. Chain of custody clean. Passcode status noted. Photos of the device taken before handling. Warrant scope reviewed before acquisition.

That matters.

Because when the lab process started, the evidence was still intact.

We acquired the device, validated the extraction, reviewed key artifacts, and built a defensible timeline from messages, call logs, app data, location information, media, and user activity.

The extraction didn’t just produce data.

It produced answers.

Who communicated with whom.

When the conversations happened.

Which accounts were active.

What media was created, saved, or shared.

What activity occurred before and after the critical event.

That is where mobile device forensics becomes powerful.

Not when someone clicks “extract.”

When the examiner can turn raw mobile data into a clear, defensible, courtroom-ready explanation.

The case didn’t succeed because of luck.

It succeeded because the device was handled correctly, the acquisition was validated, and the analysis answered the investigative questions.

That is why I built this course.

13 modules. Seizure protocol through courtroom-ready reporting. Built for investigators, analysts, attorneys, and anyone who touches mobile evidence.

Launch price: $297.

Selling 10 more seats at the launch price.

👉 https://thewaldrepcompany.com/courses/mobile-device-forensics/

MobileEvidence ForensicsTraining

9.5 hours left on the Founder’s 10 offer.

3 seats still open.
If mobile evidence is part of how you make a living: examiner, investigator, attorney, or agency lead… this is the cheapest this offer ever gets.

Closes tonight, 11:59 PM Central.

https://thewaldrepcompany.com/courses/mobile-device-forensics/

Before you spend thousands on a forensic tool, ask this first:

What type of evidence do I actually handle most?

For me, the answer is clear.

Most of the requests I receive involve cell phones, so if I could only buy one digital forensics tool first, my answer would be based on that reality.

Not hype.

Not brand loyalty.

Not what everyone else says.

Your first tool should match your casework.

Comment TOOL and I’ll send you the tool I’d choose first and why.

If you’re new to mobile device forensics, I also created a beginner-friendly course to help you understand the workflow before you start spending serious money on tools:

Mobile Device Forensics Fundamentals
https://thewaldrepcompany.com/courses/mobile-device-forensics/

Mobile Device Forensics Fundamentals
Hands-on extraction and analysis of iOS and Android devices. Preservation protocol, acquisition types, AFU/BFU concepts, Cellebrite UFED, Magnet AXIOM, GrayKey, messaging app artifacts, location evidence, and court-ready mobile evidence reporting. 13 modules, 15 lessons. https://thewaldrepcompany.com/courses/mobile-device-forensics/

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