Tim Fowler, NCIS Tim is an active duty Marine Special Agent who has worked as a Cyber Agent for the NCIS Cyber Department in Washington, DC, for the last six years. Tim has 19 years of active duty service in the U.S. Marine Corps working in the fields of military police, polygraph, criminal investigations and computer crime investigations and operations. While working as a Cyber Agent for NCIS, Tim specializes in conducting criminal, counterintelligence and counter-terrorism computer crime investigations and operations. Tim also has extensive knowledge and experience conducting media exploitation operations in hostile environments. In 2004, Tim was awarded the Bronze Star with combat Valor device by the Secretary of the Navy for his media exploitation efforts in Iraq. Barry J. Grundy, NASA Barry J. Grundy has worked as a Special Agent for the NASA Office of Inspector General (OIG), Computer Crimes Division (CCD) for the past six years. In that time he has been responsible for conducting computer intrusion investigations related to NASA systems. In 2005, SA Grundy received the annual Inspector General's award for his investigative efforts. He currently serves as the Resident Agent in Charge of the Eastern Region of the NASA OIG CCD, responsible for the supervision of criminal investigations related to cyber events at eight NASA Centers. Before working for the NASA OIG, SA Grundy was employed as a Special Agent for the Ohio Attorney General's Office, Health Care Fraud Unit, where he was responsible for the computer seizure and forensic media analysis support for the unit in addition to maintaining a normal health care fraud case load. Prior to his law enforcement career, Grundy served for six years in the United States Marine Corps. All of his active duty service was spent in Reconnaissance Battalions, eventually as a Recon Team Leader, Scout/Sniper, and Combat Diver. SA Grundy currently lives in Maryland with his wife, Jo Ann and son, Patrick. Hobbies include motorcycles, computers, and outdoor activities. Andrew Fried, IRS Andrew Fried is a Senior Special Agent with the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration's System Intrusion and Network Attach Response Team (SINART). His organization is responsible for investigating computer security incidents involving the Internal Revenue Service. During his 17 year career with Treasury, he is credited with developing his agency's Computer Investigative Specialist (CIS) program, whose members are responsible for analyzing seized computers, as well as the SINART program, whose mission is to investigate computer intrusions and conduct pro-active network penetration testing. In 1986, while working at the Kennedy Space Center, he developed one of the first suites of software programs specifically designed for analyzing seized computers. His software was distributed, free of charge, to law enforcement agencies throughout the world.