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The article Certified Network Forensics Engineer has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:

no independent references to show the notability of this certification:

• reference #1 does not mention this certification
• reference #2 is not independent, and is about Certified Network Forensics Examiner not Certified Network Forensics Engineer
• reference #3 is not independent: a logo toward the bottom of the page says "Mile2 security training partner"
• reference #4 is a dead link
• reference #5 is about a different certification

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