John Lucich is retired from the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office, Division of
Criminal Justice, Organized Crime Racketeering and Corruption Bureau. He is currently
the President of eForensix, LLC, providing digital forensics consulting services, expert
witness testimony, data analysis, and hard drive data recovery. Mr. Lucich has been an
expert in numerous high-profile cases and has been the subject of multiple media
interviews on both radio and television regarding cybercrimes and computer forensics.

Mr. Lucich is a Forensic Explorer Certified Examiner, Magnet Certified Forensic
Examiner, a Certified Data Recovery Professional, a Certified Cellebrite Physical
Analyst, and a Certified Cellebrite Operator. Mr. Lucich served five years as an adjunct
professor of computer science for Felician College and is a nationally
recognized expert, lecturer, and author on various high-tech crime investigations and
computer forensics.

Mr. Lucich was the Keynote speaker with General Colin Powell and Bill Gates at
CAWorld96, addressing computer security issues. John worked undercover for the US
military, helping to identify individuals involved in military computer intrusions, and he
testified as an e-mail expert during the removal of a New York State Judge who lied
about sending an e-mail message to President Bill Clinton. John also testified against a
New Jersey police officer as a computer forensic expert during a trial where the police
officer was accused of taking a computer as a bribe. The officer was subsequently
found guilty and removed from the force.

John Lucich was the first state law enforcement officer to testify before the United
States Congress in 1993 on computer crime issues. In 1999, he testified as a high-tech
crimes expert witness before the New Jersey State Commission of Investigation during
state hearings on computer crimes in Trenton. John has lectured at nationwide
conferences and seminars and provided training in computer forensics, digital
investigations, information security, and secure infrastructure design.