Jerry Bui, Author at ACEDS

Jerry Bui

Jerry is the Founder & CEO of Right Forensics and is a highly sought-after digital forensics expert with over 20 years of experience investigating complex technologies. He is frequently called upon by corporations to handle regulatory response scenarios, trade secret disputes involving document misappropriation and data exfiltration allegations, and to serve as an expert witness in computer forensics for law firms. In addition to his investigative work, Jerry is an external advisor to INTERPOL, contributing to their Metaverse Forensics and Synthetic Media programs by developing global frameworks and defensible evidence acquisition methodologies. He has also partnered with AARP to deliver educational webinars aimed at protecting vulnerable populations, such as the elderly, from falling victim to deepfake scams. Jerry's expertise extends beyond the United States, as he is involved in a program with the Financial Services Volunteer Corp to provide technical assistance and improve the skill level of Digital Investigators in Southern African countries. His reputation precedes him, and he is often requested by name to conduct in-depth forensic examinations of computers, cell phones, and cloud accounts belonging to key persons of interest, providing expert opinions to defend his findings. Furthermore, Jerry is available to serve as a court-appointed neutral in cost-sharing scenarios, helping to move cases stuck in ediscovery forward and facilitate more efficient handling of court dockets. With his extensive experience, specialized knowledge, and commitment to advancing the field of digital forensics, Jerry is considered a leader in his industry.

A Love Letter to the E-Discovery Industry

ACEDS Blog, Community / Jerry Bui / October 23, 2024

The following was originally shared by the author as a post on LinkedIn Dear eDiscovery Industry, This is a love letter to you—an ode to the journey we’ve shared, the […]

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Jerry Bui

A Love Letter to the E-Discovery Industry

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