Forensic Investigations

Computer forensic investigation has become a vital tool and source of information for gathering evidence from electronic devices to aid criminal investigators, corporate counsel, and prosecutors collect, analyze and present evidence in court.

.Electronic Evidence Acquisition
Digital evidence can be collected from many sources including computers, cell phones, PDAs, digital cameras, hard drives, CD-ROM, USB memory devices, and more.

Special care must be taken when handling and acquiring computer evidence to avoid spoliation.

Expert Witness Services

An expert witness provides testimony, documentation and witness preparation to help present forensically discovered evidence in legal proceedings to help you prove and win your case.An Expert Witness is a specialized and quickly growing field of investigation within Computer Forensics.

Expert witnesses are key to witness preparation and computer forensics.
Expert witnesses are a leading defense, or offense - depending on which side of the litigation you are on. An Expert witness service typically works closely with a computer forensics investigator, or perhaps has the credentials and experience of both. Get a computer forensic quote now

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Evidence AnalysisComputer forensics investigators use their skills to identify the evidence you need to prove your case by analyzing evidence including, lost bits of information; looking for data trails, email correspondence, viewing and collecting time & date stamps and organizing evidence found in report form.

 

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. A write protection device or application that prevents contamination of the evidentiary media during the forensic imaging process is used to accomplish this task.

 

Forensic investigations preformed 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 Business