About
Daniel B. Garrie is a seasoned cybersecurity, computer forensics, e-discovery, and data privacy professional with over 25 years of experience in the field. He is the founder and leader of Law and Forensics, a global IT consulting company that works with dozens of Fortune 500 companies, global law firms, and governments on complex and high-stakes cybersecurity, data breach, computer forensics, and e-discovery issues. He is also a Neutral with JAMS, where he resolves disputes involving technology, software, and data issues as an e-discovery special master, forensic neutral, mediator, and arbitrator.
Additionally, he is an Adjunct Faculty at Harvard Extension School, where he teaches courses on cybersecurity law, advanced computer forensics, cybersecurity ethics, and cryptocurrency, blockchain, and smart contracts to undergraduate and graduate students. He is a recognized leader and innovator in his field, with multiple patents, publications, certifications, and honors to his name. He is a Certified Block Chain Engineer, a Cybersecurity Certificate holder from UCLA Extension, and a Ponemon Privacy Fellow. His mission is to leverage his technical and legal expertise to help his clients, students, and peers navigate the complex and evolving challenges and opportunities of the digital age.