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About the Certified Forensic Consultant, CFC^® program

The Certified Forensic Consultant, CFC^® program is intended to train forensic professionals in the law, both generally and specifically. It educates individuals in the fine points of being competent and knowledgeable forensic consultants in the unique environment of the American judicial system.

The purpose of this course and examination is to teach forensic professionals both ethics and jurisprudence and to test their knowledge of the field of law. It is presumed that you are already knowledgeable in your primary specialty, but will experience a profound paradigm shift when you are dropped into the legal arena. The intensive study and examination will prepare you to be successful in court as you take part in the adversarial system of American jurisprudence.

The CFC designation contributes to the weight of your testimony relating to your qualifications, your knowledge of the scope of the issues, the validity of the evidence presented, your application of specialized knowledge to the facts in the case, and the relevance of the evidence to the issues in the case.

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For many people the term “sabotage” conjures images of wartime spy tactics and military strategies. However, sabotage is most often perpetrated by average everyday citizens who feel they've been unfairly treated. A simple Google search for “how to commit sabotage” results in over 1 million Web site links, proving that sabotage is a prevalent problem among US businesses, organizations, and government agencies.

Anti-Sabotage Certified, ASC, supplies important training needed to keep sabotage from happening and destroying businesses and lives.  This course will characterize and categorize sabotage so you will be able to easily classify it.  It will also provide you with strategic knowledge for building an inclusive plan to recognize, prevent, and stop acts of sabotage that threaten public and private organizations.  The course will also focus on ways of  analyzing behaviors and actions that can lead to sabotage and things that can be done to prevent it from ever happening.

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The Anti-Sabotage Course will educate and prepare you on the following:

• How to enlist HR, IT, monitoring, and audit tools to prevent sabotage
• How to build a program to prevent casual factors and analytically assess risk in a particular situation
• How sabotage fits in with the context of history and how it has evolved over time
• The eight types of sabotage and the main differences between them

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