Everson holds a bachelor’s degree in Information Systems from Universidade Bandeirantes de São Paulo and the following certifications in Computer Forensics and eDiscovery: ISFS – Information Security Foundation by EXIN ISO 27.001, PDPF - Privacy & Data Protection Foundation by EXIN ISO (GDPR), EnCase Certified Examiner (EnCE), AccessData Certified Examiner (ACE), Relativity Certified Administrator (RCA), Relativity Review Management Specialist, Relativity Analytics Specialist, RelativityOne Review Pro, Brainspace Certified Analyst, Brainspace Certified Specialist, Brainspace Certified Administrator, Nuix Data Discovery Core, Nuix Data Discovery Specialist and Nuix Data Discovery Administrator.
Everson has over 13 years’ experience in computer forensics, eDiscovery, acquisition of structured and unstructured data, data processing and organization using data analytics, forensic investigation on mobile devices and cloud environment, technical analysis of security incidents and cybernetic response, internal investigation, integrity, and compliance procedures.
Over the past years, he has led complex technical investigations, including regulatory procedures and international disputes (class actions) involving cybernetic crimes, security incidents, misappropriation of assets, corruption, conflict of interests, and other issues. He is currently the executive responsible for the Compliance & Privacy, Investigations and Forensic Technology practice at Grant Thornton in the southern region of Brazil.
Has experience with project management for the implementation of ethics and compliance programs, adherence tests based on the Brazilian Anti-Corruption Law, FCPA, UK Bribery and others, test of effectiveness of controls and assessment of maturity. It has also supported several companies in recent years in diagnosing and adapting their processes to comply with the requirements of the General Data Protection Law - LGPD.
Everson joined Mackenzie Presbyterian University as a postgraduate professor in computer forensics and cybercrime investigation, where he has served for four years. Key areas of teaching: forensic technology, fraud investigation; acquisition, processing, and examination of forensic computing; technology-assisted revision and data analysis; analysis of cybercrimes and response to incidents; information management; management of complex projects; and disputes and regulatory support.
