Jennifer R. Martin Vice President Jennifer Martin is responsible for supervising computer forensic and cybercrime investigations involving allegations of forgery of e-mails and documents, theft of trade secrets, intrusions, extortion, and other malicious acts. Ms. Martin manages large-scale electronic discovery projects in criminal, civil, regulatory, and internal corporate matters, and also oversees white collar investigations involving money laundering, securities fraud, and employee misconduct for Fortune 500 companies and major law firms. Prior to joining Stroz Friedberg, Ms. Martin was both a federal and local prosecutor focusing on all areas of high tech crime. From September 1999 through June 2004, Ms. Martin was an attorney with the US Department of Justice s Computer Crime & Intellectual Property Section in Washington D.C. During her tenure with the Department of Justice, she specialized in the international aspects of computer crime, including serving as a member of the US delegation that negotiated the Council of Europe Convention on Cyber Crime, acting as liaison to the European Union on high tech crime, and assisting in drafting legislation and developing response programs in the Organization of American States and the OECD. Ms. Martin also is an expert on obtaining electronic evidence and computer intrusion investigations, and has assisted in several national and international cyber crime investigations. As Senior Counsel with the Department of Justice, she regularly lectured to federal, state, and international private- and public-sector bodies on those subjects. In addition to her work in Washington, for over two years Ms. Martin was appointed as a Special Assistant US Attorney in the District of New Jersey to assist in the prosecution of an Economic Espionage Act case involving the alleged theft of proprietary source code by three Chinese nationals. She also served for six months as a Special Assistant US Attorney in the Eastern District of Virginia in 2001. Just prior to joining Stroz Friedberg, Ms. Martin was an Assistant District Attorney in the Investigations Division of the Manhattan District Attorney s Office. As an Assistant DA in the Special Prosecutions Bureau, Ms. Martin focused on cyber crime investigations and prosecutions, in addition to providing office-wide training and legislative and policy advice on obtaining electronic evidence and other high tech crime issues. From 1995 thru 1998, Ms. Martin was an associate in the law firm of Sidley Austin in Washington, DC, where she worked on government contracting fraud investigations and litigation, and general and appellate litigation, including assisting in matters before the US Supreme Court. Ms. Martin also served as a law clerk to the Honorable Rosemary Barkett, US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, and to the Honorable Theodore McKee, US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Ms. Martin received her undergraduate degree in Pure Mathematics from the University of Michigan, and a Masters Degree in Mathematics from the University of Illinois. She also received her J.D., magna cum laude, from the University of Illinois College of Law, where she served as an Articles Editor for the Law Review and graduated as a member of the Order of the Coif. Ms. Martin is currently a member of the NY Bar Association s Special Committee on Cyberspace Law, the High Technology Crime Investigation Association, and the New York Metro Chapter of InfraGard.