Computer Forensic investigations for:

  • Federal, State, Local Law Enforcement
  • Criminal Investigators
  • Law Firms
  • Civil Litigants
  • Insurance Companies
  • Banking Institutions and Regulators
  • Auditors and Accounting Firms
  • Corporations
  • Small and Medium Businesses

 


Computer forensics investigation
Computer forensic investigators uncover the depth of a security breach, recover data that has been corrupted or intentionally deleted. Computer forensic investigators are able to identify, locate and analyze computer evidence to support your case. These tools include both hardware for write-blocking, forensic imaging and data recovery and utilities for acquisition, investigation and evidence analysis.

Our certified computer investigators use the most advanced investigative tools availa

What tools and equipment are used by computer forensics experts?
Industry standard forensic software used includes software from AccessData (Forensic Toolkit - FTK) and Guidance Software (EnCase). Our computer examiners have performed forensic investigations for defense and prosecution in civil, corporate and government litigation.

After analysis is complete our investigators will provide you with a comprehensive, yet easy to understand, report about the data on the suspect media.

The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure which became law on 12-1-2006, most attorneys are either unfamiliar and have not needed a computer forensics investigation performed or are not familiar with the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule 26, Rule 34, and Rule 45, which have added many new procedures for handling and requesting electronic information for evidence.

For a computer forensic investigation consultation call: 1-800-685-1914



Forensic Imaging
Forensic imaging is usually done at the sector level. A bit-stream copy of the entire media being imaged and not just a duplication of the data or file system is created.


Computer Forensic Process
We can capture and collect data virtually from any location within the United States. If the data has been deleted, burned, flooded or physically damaged, computer forensic experts can recover the evidence.


What is Computer Forensics
Computer forensics, sometimes known as "Digital Forensics" or "Electronic Evidence Discovery", is often described as "the preservation, recovery and analysis of information stored on computers and electronic media".