Philip M. Rosenthal, Founder
Philip Rosenthal has been involved in the Computer Industry since 1979. In 1998 he developed, created and implemented the Computer Crime Unit for the Rockland County Sheriff’s Department. As a Computer Forensic Investigator he lifts electronic fingerprints and electronic DNA off of hard drives and other electronic storage media, not unlike the forensic work of a crime scene detective lifting fingerprints or DNA off of a doorknob or glass at a bank robbery or murder. There are many types of computer crimes that he investigates.
His extensive certifications and training include the following:
- International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists (IACIS)
- National Consortium for Justice Information & Statistics (SEARCH)
- New York State Crime Prevention Coalition
- Bureau of Justice Assistance — National Institute Against Hate Crime
- Simon Wiesenthal Tolerance Center
Philip has assisted the FBI, US Secret Service, NY Attorney General, Israel National Police, New Scotland Yard and countless other Law Enforcement agencies in various high-tech related cases. He is a member of the US Secret Service Electronic Crimes Task Force as well as the High Tech Crime Consortium (HTCC).
He is recognized in the worldwide Law Enforcement community for his vast technical know-how and his real-time experience with the critical detail that is involved with computer related criminal cases. He is on the Board of Directors of the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C) based in Richmond, VA.
Mr. Rosenthal has spoken extensively around the world regarding obsessive computer behaviors, computer based child abuse, online bullying, online gambling and Internet safety. He is recognized as an expert in his field and is called upon regularly for consultation with mental health care professionals, schools, lay people, and community leaders.
Martin E. Friedlander, Esq. — Of Counsel
As an attorney, Martin E. Friedlander has practiced family and matrimonial law for over eighteen years, he started his career working for Jeffrey S. Sunshine, Esq. He is currently the principal of Martin Friedlander, PC, with offices in Midtown Manhattan. Mr. Friedlander has been co- chairman of the Family Law Section of the Brooklyn Bar Association and is a member of the Family Law Section of the New York State Bar Association.
He has lectured extensively on Family Law as well as the interaction between secular and religious law. Mr. Friedlander has handled hundreds of cases through trial and settlement. Mr. Friedlander has appeared regularly with Clients before Supreme Court, Family Court and 1st, 2nd and 3rd Department Appellate Division.
