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Gino Bello
Director
T +61 3 9038 3186
M +61 408 547 375
E [email protected]
Melbourne Office
Level 6, 171 Collins Street
Melbourne VIC 3000 Office
Qualifications and Memberships
 Certified Computer Examiner
(CCE), International Society of
Forensic Computer Examiners
 Current NV1 Australian
Government Security Clearance
 Post Graduate Certificate of
Systems Security (Digital
Forensics Stream), Charles Sturt
University
 Bachelor of Computer Science,
La Trobe University
 EnCase Computer Forensics II,
Guidance Software
 Guest lecturer at Melbourne
University , Computer Forensics
 Co-authored forensic collection
policy for a government
department
Gino is a computer forensic expert, the leader of the Melbourne Forensic
Technology team and the leader of eDiscovery. A certified computer examiner,
Gino specialises in forensic collection, analysis and expert reporting of digital
evidence. Gino’s expertise lies in conducting computer-related fraud
investigations, cyber risk and end-to-end electronic discovery.
Gino has over twelve years of experience in Computer Forensics, Legal
Technology and Information Technology. Gino has led a broad range of
matters including large scale, cross-border disputes and investigations,
electronic discovery engagements, class actions, intellectual property theft and
leakage of confidential documentation investigations, anti-bribery and
corruption, regulatory, employee-related misconduct, cyber risk reviews and
has assisted in some of Australia’s largest corporate recovery engagements.
Engagement Experience
Gino has extensive experience across a wide range of sectors including
construction and infrastructure, mining, financial services, government,
insurance, manufacturing, retail, health and utilities. Recent examples include:
 engaged as independent and consulting computer expert for matters
involving electronic discovery from corporate IT environments, in
manufacturing and construction, as well as matters involving the analysis of
metadata of electronically stored information;
 employee misconduct issues (fraud, bribery and corruption, theft of IP,
leakage of confidential documentation) comprising data capture, analysis,
data analytics and the requirement to prepare expert witness reports;
 managed the collection, analysis and production in financial services, mining,
insurance and retail responding to notices by regulators;
 acted for corporates, regulators and the Court in search warrants and under
orders;
 engaged as computer expert and end-to-end eDiscovery assistance in cross
border disputes, class actions and Royal Commissions;
 managed the identification, preservation, collection, analysis and
presentation for some of Australia’s largest disputes where the complexities
of the matters have involved a number of different systems spanning a very
large historical time frame; and
 managed the forensic collection, restoration, searching and processing of
digital evidence relating to a large dispute where the volume of data
stemmed from over 5,000 backup tapes in a range of different formats
dating back to the early 1990s.