SiQuest is extremely proud of its team of highly skilled and motivated instructors. Each instructor possesses years of demonstrated computer forensic investigative experience, and a wealth of knowledge in various facets of technology crime.

All of our instructors come from law enforcement related backgrounds and have extensive experiences in criminal and technology crime investigations. Students who attend any SiQuest professional series training course can be assured of a first rate learning experience.

We are therefore pleased to introduce you to our team.

John is the CEO and Founder of SiQuest Corporation and he is also the company's Chief Software Architect. He is a former police Sergeant with over 17 years of policing and criminal investigations experience. As the developer of CacheBack, the company's leading Internet cache and history analysis tool, John is also responsible for designing all of SiQuest's professional series courses. John leads the team of instructors and oversees all aspects of training.

Recently retired from the Canada Revenue Agency after more than 36 years service, Ron spent 22 years of his career in the Criminal Investigations branch of the Agency, involved in the conduct of Income Tax and Goods and Services Tax fraud investigations.

For more than thirty years Jim Dibble has served as a law enforcement professional in many diverse worldwide assignments. In 1992, Jim retired from the US Army Criminal Investigation Command as a Chief Warrant Officer, after twenty years of service. Between 1992 and 1994, Jim developed and implemented a Pre-Trial Services Program for the Thurston County Judiciary in Olympia, WA.

Erik Zabik is a twelve-year police veteran and sworn Deputy Sheriff with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office in Sanford, Florida. He is a seasoned computer forensic investigator and has acquired a wealth of knowledge and skills in all aspects of digital evidence relating to criminal investigations. Erik has testified and has been qualifed as an expert in both state and federal court.