Monthly Archives: December 2013

Adults, Teens Get Tips for Staying Safe Online

Parents telling their kids to not talk to strangers is a staple of early learning, but the rules for staying safe online can be more complex. That’s why Marshall University, along with its Department of Integrated Science & Technology, the FBI and the Appalachian Institute of Digital Evidence sponsored a free cyber safety summit Tuesday…

Editorial: Schools, Parents Need to Stress Cyber Safety Lessons

Young people said and did plenty of stupid things before the Internet. There is nothing new about the hurtful gossip, angry threats or out­rageous pranks that have long been a part of growing up. But for previ­ous generations, much of that care­less behavior faded over time. Not so for teens and young adults today. Continue…

Opening Remarks, Third Annual Appalachian Institute of Digital Evidence Conference

Watch Booth Goodwin, United States Attorney for the Southern District of West Virginia, deliver the opening remarks for the 3rd Annual AIDE Conference. His presentation will focused on digital evidence as the “new frontier” in prosecution.

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