David Humphries is a Digital Forensics Examiner and Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Agent with the Montana Department of Justice, Division of Criminal Investigation. A veteran of both law enforcement and the United States Marine Corps, David brings more than a decade of experience in public service, including seven years in law enforcement and four years specializing in digital forensics and investigations involving internet crimes against children.
In his current role, David investigates technology-facilitated crimes against children, using advanced forensic tools to recover digital evidence and support the prosecution of offenders. He holds a Master’s degree in Management Information Systems and a Bachelor’s degree in Forensic Psychology, as well as certifications from SANS/GIAC (iOS and macOS Examiner) and the International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists (IACIS – Certified Forensic Computer Examiner). He also serves as a peer review coach with IACIS, where he helps train and mentor professionals in the field across the globe.
As a husband and father of three girls, David is passionate about protecting kids and educating communities to recognize and respond to online threats. He regularly delivers presentations to schools, educators, law enforcement, and community leaders across Montana, focusing on prevention strategies, responsible technology use, and strengthening the relationships between children, families, and their support systems.