Qualifications for Board Membership as specified by the ASCLD/LAB Bylaws include:

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1 ASCLD/LAB BOARD OF DIRECTORS CANDIDATE FORM 2016 Qualifications for Board Membership as specified by the ASCLD/LAB Bylaws include: Possession of a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university Performance of casework in at least one of the ASCLD/LAB accredited disciplines A minimum of four (4) years experience in forensic laboratory management Satisfactorily completed the ASCLD/LAB-International assessor training course. Candidate Name: Organization/Laboratory: Accreditation Certificate Number: Address: CACI Inc., Digital Forensics Laboratory ALI-339-T 6315 Bren Mar Drive, Alexandria, VA Telephone: Education: cschilling@gmail.com Bachelor's Degree, University of Maryland University Colleges, Computer and Information Science (CMIS) Employment Experience: 04/2012 Present - CACI Inc., Digital Forensics Laboratory (CDFL), Alexandria, VA - Serve as Laboratory Director, responsible for managing the daily operations and business development of the CDFL, an American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors/Laboratory Accreditation Board (ASCLD/LAB) accredited laboratory. 5/2005 4/ Drug Enforcement Administration, Digital Evidence Laboratory (SFL9), Lorton, VA - Served as Group Supervisor, responsible for managing the administration, procurement, and technical operations of multiple groups in the DEA laboratory, an ASCLD/LAB accredited laboratory. Additionally, performed examinations, successfully passed annual proficiency testing, and conducted technical and administrative reviews of all completed examinations within the group. 12/2003-5/ Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), Falls Church, VA - Served as Senior Computer Forensic Examiner, contracted at the DEA Digital Evidence Laboratory to perform advanced digital forensic examinations. 6/ / Computer Crime Investigative Unit (CCIU), USACIDC, Fort Belvoir, VA - Served as Special Agent (Detachment Sergeant), responsible for managing administrative and procurement functions, felony computer intrusion investigations, advanced digital evidence analysis and onsite digital 1

2 evidence recovery operations in support of US Army criminal investigations. Additionally, performed computer forensics and data analysis on compromised and misused Government computer systems. 4/1992-6/ United States Army Criminal Investigation Command (USACIDC), Special Agent - conducted felony investigations in general crimes, fraud crimes, drug crimes, and computer crimes wherein the United States Army was a party in interest. Prior ASCLD or ASCLD/LAB experience (previous Board member, assessor/inspector experience, committee member, meeting volunteer, etc.): worked in an ASCLD/LAB accredited Federal Digital Evidence Laboratory Assessor Training ASCLD/LAB Certified Technical Assessor (Digital and Multimedia Evidence (DME)) present - established an ASCLD/LAB accredited Private Digital Forensics Laboratory present - ASCLD/LAB Board Member In your opinion, what are the two most important initiatives/issues that ASCLD/LAB should place resources into in the coming year and why? 1. Expansion into other accreditation standards (e.g., ISO/IEC 17020, etc.) to grow ASCLD/LAB's market presence and provide accreditation options for disciplines/forensic units/agencies that do not conduct analytical scientific testing (e.g., crime scene investigations, latent print analysis, ten prints, foot and tire print examinations, firearms examinations, handwriting analysis, digital media, and anthropology) 2. Improve the turnaround time of accreditation applications. With the recent Attorney General's decision concerning accreditation policies to advance forensic science, there may be a significant influx of accreditation applications and to remain competitive application processing times should be reasonable and within market standards. Additional Information: (Include any additional information that voters should consider when making their decision) Active in the digital forensics community keeping up to date on important digital forensics issues and case laws; attend meetings and participate in policy establishing organizations such as: present - Member, Scientific Working Group on Digital Evidence (SWGDE); currently serve as the Chair of the Quality Standards Committee ( present) present - Participant, NIST Computer Forensics Steering Committee present - Vice Chair, Subcommittee E30.12 on Digital and Multimedia Evidence present - Affiliate Member, OSAC Digital Evidence Subcommittee

3 PROFESSIONAL OVERVIEW CLAYTON D. SCHILLING Forensics Senior Manager, CACI Digital Forensics Laboratory (CDFL) 6315 Bren Mar Drive, Suite 175, Alexandria, VA (o) / (c) / cschilling@caci.com Exceptional leader with 26 plus years of management, information technology, digital forensics, and quality assurance experience; 23 years in Federal law enforcement, 15 years demonstrated operational proficiency in digital forensics with 10 years analytical quality control system implementation and management and 8 years experience as a certified technical forensic laboratory assessor. Advanced comprehensive knowledge and understanding of a wide range of current and emerging information technologies and applicable digital forensics recovery and processing methodologies. Demonstrated ability to manage information technology, law enforcement, and digital forensic resources. Key Skills: Monitoring, controlling, and maintaining the quality and reliability of forensic services, facilities, processes, and deliverables Developing, implementing, and managing an ISO accredited quality management system Conducting internal and external quality audits and surveillance visits Resolving nonconformities and documenting corrective action Overcoming obstacles and accomplishing assigned tasks Relentless attention to detail Intelligent, articulate and driven to succeed. WORK EXPERIENCE CACI Inc., Digital Forensics Laboratory, Alexandria, VA 04/2012 Present Forensics Senior Manager Serve as Laboratory Director of CACI s Digital Forensics Laboratory (CDFL) an American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors / Laboratory Accreditation Board - International (ASCLD/LAB) ISO/IEC 17025:2005 accredited laboratory. Established in April 2012, it is one of only six private digital forensics laboratories to earn this international accreditation. Responsible for systems project management including supervision of administrative and technical operations, quality assurance and laboratory accreditation, budgets, resources, training, and business development. Provide effective leadership and training to project teams, laboratory staff, and operational activities to meet customer objectives within established time schedules. Collaborate with key stakeholders and advise senior level executives on short and long-term plans for improvement and growth. Directly responsible for the laboratory s ASCLD/LAB accreditation, creating and submitting required documentation within 15 months of start-up and increasing laboratory size and revenue by over 80% over the last three years. Page 1 of 5

4 Develop and implement quality management system and standard operating procedures, methodologies, and guidelines including technical processing standards consistent with industry best practices to ensure efficiency, quality, and consistency across projects. Prioritize and adjust project tasks and evaluate operational performance and adherence to established quality management system policies and procedures. Conduct in depth internal management reviews and quality assurance audits of the laboratory s quality management system and technical operations. Identified non-conformities are reviewed, root cause analyses are performed, and corrective actions are implemented. As a certified ASCLD/LAB Technical Assessor, conduct comprehensive quality assurance reviews of federal, state, local and private laboratory management systems and digital forensic technical operations; served as both lead and member of technical review team. Successfully passed annual ASCLD/LAB surveillance visit in June 2015 with zero non-conformities; an accomplishment the auditor identified as being unheard of for a new laboratory s first annual review. Draft, review, and submit proposals in response to digital forensics and ediscovery related requests for proposal ensuring all relevant areas of information such as project nature, objectives, deliverables, implementation, staffing, budgets, standards of performance, and evaluation are assembled correctly and adequately documented. Assess the quality management systems, standard operating procedures, and staff training and competency of digital forensics vendors to establish staff augmentation and specialty services subcontracts to expand the laboratory s offerings and capabilities. Ability to understand problems from a broad interactive perspective and use reasoning to discern underlying principles and issues when problem solving and apply creative thinking to resolve problems in new and unprecedented approaches. Demonstrated written and verbal competence in presenting ideas, concepts, and models clearly using persuasion and negotiation to build consensus and cooperation. Drug Enforcement Administration, Digital Evidence Laboratory (SFL9), Lorton, VA 5/2005 4/2012 Supervisory IT Specialist (Group Supervisor) Provided leadership, supervision and technical direction to multiple groups consisting of administrative support specialists, purchasing agents, program assistants, computer forensics examiners, special agents and telecommunication specialists ranging in grades from GS-6 to GS-13 as well as government contractors who were responsible for conducting administrative and procurement functions, advanced digital evidence analysis and onsite digital evidence recovery operations in support of DEA domestic and international investigations. Held a Top Secret (TS), Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) security clearance. Efficiently allocated resources based on laboratory needs and benefits; established examination priorities and set performance goals and guidelines. Managed cases and assigned examination work based on employee s knowledge and technical abilities successfully increasing productivity and work quality while maintaining high employee morale; managed the successful completion of over 1,165 domestic and 179 international computer forensics examinations with an average turnaround time of 15 days; conducted 1,344 in-depth technical reviews of all completed digital forensic examinations. Developed and implemented laboratory policies and procedures and actively participated in maintaining the laboratory s ASCLD/LAB accreditation. Conducted six annual internal quality assurance reviews of Page 2 of 5

5 the laboratory s management system and technical operations to include quarterly and annual inspections of the evidence vault. Instrumental in establishing and initially managing the organization s first three sub-regional laboratories located in New York, Chicago and San Diego. Trained the assigned examiners, consisting of three laboratory examiners, two special agents, and one telecommunications specialist. Identified and purchased the necessary equipment and software, implemented a new electronic case management system, and developed quality policies and technical procedures applicable to their unique goals and mission. Managed the laboratory s: $11.5M CPFF contract. Prepared contract modifications; approved contractor travel and training requests; and paid monthly invoices. FAC-COR certified; attended Basic and Advanced COR training. Fiscal and procurement operations. Monitored budget, procurements and Unified Financial Management System (UFMS) transactions; responsible for transition from Federal Financial System (FFS) to UFMS; participated in annual zero based budgeting process; assisted with the drafting of funding request justifications. Verification and validation program. Ensured all hardware, software, and examination methods used in the laboratory met established laboratory quality assurance and ASCLD/LAB requirements. Evidence vault. Ensured submitted digital evidence was properly received, chain of custody maintained, logged, protected, and stored in the controlled access evidence room. Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), Falls Church, VA 12/2003-5/2005 Senior Computer Scientist (Senior Computer Forensic Examiner) Contracted at the DEA Digital Evidence Laboratory to perform advanced digital forensic examinations, data analysis and onsite data recovery operations in support of domestic and international criminal and diversion investigations. Imaged, analyzed, identified, protected and preserved digital evidence. Provided detailed forensic examination reports for case agents/investigators, attorneys and court presentations. Followed established standard operating procedures and quality assurance methods that identified proper computer forensic examination techniques and best practices guaranteeing successful and consistent forensic results. Effectively managed case work and maintained evidence chain of custody without incident. Provide advice, assistance, and training to co-workers and lab management regarding digital equipment and software; examination methodology and evidence handling; quality assurance, equipment testing, and new examiner training. Qualified as a digital forensics expert in Federal court. United States Army Criminal Investigation Command (USACIDC), Multiple Locations 12/ /2003 Special Agent / Detachment Sergeant Managed the daily operations of the Computer Crime Investigative Unit (CCIU) and the 75th Military Police Detachment (CID), which consisted of administrative support staff, special agents, computer forensics examiners and an attorney, who were responsible for conducting administrative and Page 3 of 5

6 procurement functions, felony general, fraud, drug, and computer intrusion investigations, information security and vulnerability assessments of the US Army network, in support of US Army criminal investigations. Performed duties commensurate with a company First Sergeant; responsible for the leadership and professional development of the soldiers and civilians assigned to my company. Supervised all matters concerning operations, administration, human resources, logistics, and training. Scheduled and assigned work to subordinates ensuring mission tasks were accomplished on time all while maintaining high employee morale. Established performance guidelines and counseled subordinates; conducted annual performance reviews and carried out disciplinary actions or presented awards when applicable. Consistently received superior ratings during inspections of all supervised areas. Maintained a Top Secret (TS), Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) security clearance. Conducted felony general, fraud, and computer intrusion investigations wherein the United States Army was a party in interest. Performed computer forensics and data analysis on compromised and misused Government computer systems, which included in-depth computer and server analysis for intrusion based investigations and basic information extraction for misuse and other computer related investigations. Conducted vulnerability assessments of the United States Army's computer network and served as the primary evidence custodian. Served as the Computer Crime Coordinator for the USACIDC Washington District establishing the Washington District Computer Forensic Examination Program and the Regional Computer Forensic Laboratory in December Responsible for managing and supporting United States Army computer crime related investigations in 14 Northeastern states and the District of Columbia. Developed standard operating procedures and quality assurance methods that identified computer forensic examination techniques and best practices that guaranteed successful and consistent forensic results. Managed program s operating budget justifying all expenditures and identifying alternative sources of monetary support to ensure the operational success of the program. Served as Command Statistician for the Headquarter Analysis and Studies Branch, responsible for collecting, arranging, analyzing, and interpreting investigative performance statistics. Prepared reports and oral briefings and disseminated time sensitive intelligence/ information; prepared and presented quarterly review and analysis reports, and various statistical presentations for the Commanding General and members of Congress. Produced quantitative and qualitative criminal intelligence reports in direct support of CID investigations and operations. Extensive Information Technology (IT) experience allowed me to streamline the collection, preparation, and reporting procedures for the quarterly reviews down from four (4) weeks to three (3) days EDUCATION University of Maryland University College, Adelphi, MD US Bachelor's Degree - 5/2004 Major: Computer and Information Science (CMIS) JOB RELATED TRAINING ASCLD/LAB Board Conformity Assessment Training (ISO 19011:2011) - 01/2015 Trusted Advisor Training - 12/2014 Page 4 of 5

7 ISO/IEC Workshop 09/2014 ASCLD/LAB Technical Assessor Refresher Course Advanced COR/COTR Training Conflict Resolution and Team Building Federal Financial Management Overview Unified Financial Management System (UFMS) COTR Contracting Officer's Representative Course Assessor Training, ASCLD/LAB - International 2007 DEA Group Supervisor Institute 2007 DEA Clandestine Laboratory School 2006 DEA Basic Forensic Sciences School 2006 DEA Basic Digital Evidence Forensic Examiner Training 2004 EnCase Intermediate Analysis and Reporting 2003 System Security and Exploitation and Networks and Networking for Agents 2001 Network Intrusion Analysis Course (NIAC) 2000 Basic Forensic Examinations (BFE) 2000 Introduction to Networks and Computer Hardware (INCH) 2000 Combating Terrorism on Military Installations 1996 Hostage Negotiations 1995 Child Abuse Prevention Investigative Techniques 1995 Protective Services Training 1995 Advanced Fraud Investigations 1994 Apprentice CID Special Agent Course 1993 AFFILIATIONS American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors / Laboratory Accreditation Board (ASCLD/LAB) International - Board of Directors Member; Certified Technical Assessor (DME); Technical Advisory Committee (DME) Organization of Scientific Area Committees (OSAC), Digital Evidence Subcommittee Affiliate Member Scientific Working Group on Digital Evidence (SWGDE) Chair, Quality Standards Committee ASTM International - Vice Chair, Subcommittee E30:12 on Digital and Multimedia Evidence High Technology Crime Investigation Association - Member National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) - IT Laboratory Steering Committee Member Page 5 of 5