CYBER FORENSICS: CYBER CRIME INVESTIGATION

Computer Forensics is the foundation of the electronic document discovery process in interpreting data and metadata to reconstruct files and events. The field of Computer Forensics exists as a result of the transition by the business world from paper record keeping to electronic document storage. Computer Forensics and Electronic Evidence investigation has become a key component in civil and criminal litigation. Electronic evidence is heavily relied upon to describe actions or accounts of actions that led to an event, and to uncover hidden or obscured information.

The Computer Forensic Expert's role is to provide electronic litigation support by investigating, identifying, preserving, analyzing and presenting electronically stored information found in various devices, including but not limited to computer networks, hard drives, external storage devices, PDA's and cell phones.

The term “cybercrime” is a broad term that is usually applied  to a broad range of crimes in which computers are, in some manner, involved. 

 Computer forensic science was created to address the specific and articulated needs of law enforcement to make the most of this new form of electronic evidence. Computer forensic science is the science of acquiring, preserving, retrieving, and presenting data that has been processed electronically and stored on computer media.

Our cyber experts are trained to use a variety of cyber forensic tools including, EnCase®, X-Ways Forensics, FTK, Cyber Examiner, Cybercheck, and many more.

• Digital Evidence Collection
• Forensic Data Capture
• Disk Imaging / Snap / Mirror Image
• Computer Forensic Investigation
• Digital Evidence Analysis
• Expert Witness Testimony
• Cyber Crime Investigation
• E-Mail Authentication
• Video Analysis
• Mobile Phone Analysis
• Sim Card Examination
• Secure Data Erasure
• Electronic Data Recovery
• Time Stamp / Date Verification
• Deleted Data Recovery