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Glenn’s career started with the US
Army Military Police. After serving in Desert Storm, Glenn
was honorably discharged and worked his way through college
as a Deputy with the Washington County, PA Sheriff’s
Department. Upon graduation, Glenn was accepted to the
Pennsylvania State Police Academy in November of 1994.
In
1999 Glenn was selected as a Computer Crime Investigator
and has since investigated hundreds of crimes ranging
from Child Pornography to Criminal Homicide. Glenn has
also
conducted forensic examinations for dozens of Law Enforcement
agencies including the FBI, US Postal Inspectors, ICE,
Pennsylvania State Police and many more. Also, due to
his work with several federal agencies, he was deputized
as
a Deputy US Marshal.
During the last several years he has
achieved numerous computer certifications including A+,
Network+, Security+,
CFCE, (Certified Forensic Computer Examiner) CEECS, (Certified
Electronic Evidence Collection Specialist) and CHFI (Certified
Hacking Forensic Investigator). Glenn has also attended
numerous advanced level training programs hosted by agencies
such as NCMEC, ICAC, NW3C, and more.
Due to his training
and experience, Glenn has been certified as an expert
in the Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas
in the areas of Computer Forensics and Computer Technology.
Additionally, he has been a speaker for
dozens of organizations, to include the Cyril H. Wecht
Institute of Forensic Science
and Law, Pennsylvania Fraternal Order of Police, Illinois
Fraternal Order of Police, New Jersey Fraternal Order
of Police, Federal Fraternal Order of Police, and the
Institute
of Law Enforcement Education, among many others.
Lastly, Glenn developed and instituted
a Computer Forensics program at the Westmoreland County
Community College
where he is a faculty instructor in the Computer
Technology division.
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Glenn
K. Bard, 
