Volunteer since 2017 in the areas of Training, e-Services, and Marketing<\/p>\n
Bart\u2019s career in the mid-90\u2019s at America Online exposed him to working investigations ranging from employee theft\/fraud to child exploitation cases, which led to collaborating with law enforcement agencies.\u00a0 It was this interaction that sparked a personal commitment to help law enforcement in all ways related to computer forensics and to bring justice for those who lost innocence.<\/p>\n
Although Bart never had the opportunity to become a sworn officer, his passion and commitment to them has never wavered.\u00a0 After attending BCFE in 2015 and going through the rigorous process to obtain his CFCE, it provided him with the motivation to volunteer for IACIS as a chance to continue his personal commitment to giving back to those who selflessly help others.\u00a0 Bart\u2019s first year as a volunteer was in 2017, when he served as a row coach for BCFE training.\u00a0 He vividly remembers that he was more nervous than the eight students assigned to him.\u00a0 The nine of them made it out of those two weeks stronger, and Bart is proud that one of his students is now a volunteer as well.\u00a0 Bart has served in multiple ways for IACIS since then, including developing our new online volunteer application.<\/p>\n
Bart is the Information Security Analyst and Forensic Investigator for Devon Energy.\u00a0 He describes himself as a steak-and-potatoes kind of guy who is an avid PC-based video gamer.\u00a0 Having started his passion with games on first-generation Atari 2600, Commodore 64, and Nintendo, he has transitioned to PC-based, first-person shooter games.\u00a0 He is also a lifelong fan of the Oklahoma Sooner football team and the Oklahoma City Thunder basketball team.<\/p>\n