Gary White

Gary has an established track record of driving complex projects. More specifically, he:

• Led a digital forensic team in international preservation, forensic analysis, and electronic discovery efforts pertaining to a government inquiry of a global company.
• Preserved and harvested sensitive and confidential electronic data from scores of laptops, desktops, a server and removable storage devices in a high-stakes civil litigation.
• Conducted on-site processing in Mexico to facilitate attorney review and to protect the confidentiality of extremely sensitive client documents.
• Designed and implemented an examination and imaging protocol acceptable to both sides in a difficult and high-profile civil litigation arising from a significant maritime disaster.
• Conducted digital forensic preservation and analysis of desktop and laptop computers in an impeachment proceeding relating to a high-ranking government official.
• Played a central role in a complex, large-scale electronic discovery project involving the preservation, harvesting, and processing of electronic data from desktops, laptops, servers, and mobile devices in five US cities, and conducted numerous custodian interviews in connection with that effort.
• Conducted a thorough digital forensic analysis that involved searching for key Russian-language documents on an Apple computer system.
• Coordinated data collections and analysis on hundreds of computers, tablets, mobile devices, and removable media to assist investigation of a multi-million dollar embezzlement scheme of large scale banking establishment.

Prior to joining Stroz Friedberg, Gary worked as the Chief, Technical Support, for the Kosovo Organized Crime Bureau at the Kosovo UN Mission. In this position, he established the first and only computer forensics laboratory at the mission where over 50 countries were represented.

Gary assisted the U.S. military in computer crime investigations and intelligence work. He also established an infrastructure for recording drug cartel data regarding drugs funneled from Asia and Turkey through Eastern Europe and affecting the governments of the UK, Germany, and France.

Before working for the UN, Gary was a Police Investigator in Killeen, Texas, where he utilized digital forensics and electronic-data analysis in investigations and was instrumental in creating the department’s first computer forensics lab.

He was also a Security Specialist and systems administrator for the U.S. Air Force, where he directed security operations for safeguarding aircraft, weapons and personnel, and created computerized tracking and reporting programs for police administration for the entire base in Germany.

Gary earned a Commendation Medal for Outstanding Service for his service in Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm.

He attended Central Texas College, where he studied Computer Science, and the Community College of the Air Force, where he completed coursework in Industrial Security.

Gary has written multiple expert reports and declarations. He was recognized as a Computer Forensic Expert in September 2014 at the Court of Chancery of the State of Delaware, and has testified at two separate FINRA Arbitration hearings in September 2016 and June 2018.

Gary is a Certified Forensic Computer Examiner (CFCE), EnCase Certified Examiner (EnCE), Certified Electronic Evidence Collection Specialist (CEECS), Cellebrite Certified Operator (CCO), and a Cellebrite Certified Physical Analyst (CCPA).

He is also a member of the International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists (IACIS).