D. Eno Forensics PLLC · Forensics · Consulting · First Principles

About the practice

Capability. Then Approach.

D. Eno Forensics, PLLC has practiced digital forensics since 2008. First-principles physics and mathematics are not a new offering — they are the same habit of starting from structure instead of consensus, now named as work. Additional specialists have been brought in. The legal name did not change. The offering did.

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The team

Small on Purpose.

The best, not the biggest. Your problem, not everyone’s. Named people. Discrete work.

Donna Eno, ACE, CCNA

Principal

Principal of D. Eno Forensics, PLLC. Digital forensics since 2008; the practice since 2011. Declared legal expert in computer forensics and analysis — more than 300 matters: written opinions, depositions, and testimony in federal and state courts, and abroad. AccessData Certified Examiner. Quality-assurance work on Forensic ToolKit at AccessData. The product is the report: image, chain, hash, method, Rule 26. Independent review of other examiners when the record needs a second look. Technical consulting and first-principles physics and mathematics under the same practice. Montana. Remote by default. Travel when the evidence or the court requires it.

William C. Knowlden

Collaborating specialist

Anthropologist by training. B.A., Boise State University. Field archaeology and cultural-resource survey. Material culture, historical materials, and traditional technique when a matter needs them. Language and culture are the through-line: comparative religion, mythology, and hunter-gatherer ethnography.

Other Specialists

Engaged as the matter requires

Further experts are brought in when the work needs them — physics, language, engineering, or adjacent fields. They are named when the work is theirs.

Credentials

What can be Proven.

Each person stands behind their own record.

Donna Eno, ACE, CCNA

  • Practice Digital forensics since 2008. Owner of D. Eno Forensics, PLLC since 2011.
  • Court Declared legal expert in computer forensics and analysis. Depositions, written opinions, and testimony in federal and state courts, and in matters abroad.
  • Volume of Work More than 300 matters. Written opinions, depositions, and court appearances.
  • Forensic Credentials AccessData Certified Examiner (ACE). Quality-assurance work on Forensic ToolKit at AccessData. Member, High Technology Crime Investigation Association, since 2010.
  • Engineering Credentials CCNA, CNA, CNE. Microsoft MCSE, MCDBA, MCNA.

Curriculum Vitae on request — inquiries@denoforensics.com.

William C. Knowlden

  • Practice Cultural-resource archaeology and historical blacksmithing in Idaho. Registered historical blacksmith, State of Idaho.
  • Field Archaeology field school, Snake River and Great Basin region. Cultural-resource field technician, 2012–2019.
  • Technique and Methods Apprenticeship completed. Work with the Idaho State Historical Society, Idaho City. Independent study in bone histology — thin-section microscopy and age analysis of prehistoric bone. Forensic anthropology workshop, GIS, ancient technologies.
  • Credentials B.A., Anthropology (archaeology emphasis), Boise State University, 2009. Comparative religion, mythology, Eastern civilizations, New World prehistory. Hunter-gatherer ethnography: Ju/’hoansi of the Kalahari; Dolgan and Nganasan of Arctic Siberia, under John P. Ziker. Course paper on communal food sharing in small bands.

Curriculum Vitae on request — inquiries@denoforensics.com.

Other Specialists

  • By matter Not a standing roster. Named when the work is theirs.
  • Record Each person stands behind their own credentials.

Curriculum vitae of a named specialist, for that matter, on request — inquiries@denoforensics.com.

What this is

A Specialist Practice, not a Firm Culture.

Projects are taken as discrete pieces of work. The standard is whether the result can be upheld and proven — in a courtroom, in an engineering package, or in a license.

  • Digital Forensics, Court-Ready Acquisition, analysis, reporting, and testimony — including independent review of other examiners’ work.
  • Technical Consulting, Scoped Projects, packages, and thin retainers. The same mind, aimed at systems that must work.
  • First Principles, Formal Physics, mathematics, and language as a named practice area, including discrete intellectual assets.

How We Work

Written inquiries are preferred — they give both sides a clean start. Projects are commissioned if the work is a fit.

Remote is the default when the work allows. On-site work is arranged when the evidence or the hardware requires it.

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