Ace Forensics announced today that the U.S. Secret Service has again selected the company to provide digital forensic computer systems and equipment in support of the National Computer Forensics Institute’s (NCFI) Federal Fiscal Year 2027 Basic Computer Evidence Recovery Training (BCERT) courses.
Under the FY2027 award, Ace Forensics will supply:
The equipment will support NCFI’s mission of delivering advanced digital forensic training and resources to state and local law enforcement agencies across the United States.
“The continued confidence placed in Ace Forensics by the U.S. Secret Service reflects our shared commitment to strengthening digital forensic capabilities nationwide,” said John Samborski, CEO of Ace Computers. “We are honored to support the National Computer Forensics Institute and the investigators, examiners, and agencies that rely on these programs to combat cyber-enabled crime and conduct digital evidence examinations.”
The National Computer Forensics Institute serves as a premier training center for state and local law enforcement, prosecutors, and judges, providing specialized education and equipment that help agencies establish and expand their digital forensic programs. Through BCERT and other training initiatives, NCFI equips law enforcement professionals with the knowledge and tools necessary to collect, preserve, and analyze digital evidence.
For Ace Forensics, the award represents more than the delivery of technology. The company views its role as a partner in advancing the capabilities of the public safety community and supporting those on the front lines of digital investigations.
NCFI’s impact on law enforcement agencies across the country is significant. By providing the forensic workstations and duplication technology that support these training programs, we are investing in the success of the investigators and examiners who work every day to protect their communities.
Ace Forensics has a long history of supporting federal, state, and local agencies with industry-leading digital forensic solutions, training, and expert guidance. The company’s continued collaboration with the U.S. Secret Service and NCFI underscores its commitment to helping agencies meet the evolving challenges of digital evidence collection and analysis.
