Our certified computer forensics experts are former law enforcement officers and private investigators with expertise in preserving and analyzing data. We provide our bios online, so that perspective clients can examine our qualifications. Our engagements range from Smartphones to large enterprise server farms. It doesn’t matter if the matter is criminal or civil, you can be confident that we will always adhere to the federal rules of electronic evidence. We offer the most competitive data collection and analysis rates in Florida. Our findings are presented in detailed reports that are easy to read and understand. Our computer forensics experts have a minimum of 20 years of investigative experience as well as an additional 10 years of computer forensics experience. We are one of the few certified digital forensics companies also licensed to conduct private investigations. As such, we have the ability to follow the evidence beyond the digital realm. The successful resolution of your matter requires admissible evidence, presented in a comprehensive report, from a reliable source. Should your matter go to court, our computer forensics experts are ready and willing to testify on your behalf. Contact us today for a free consultation 888-747-6855.
Forensic data preservation (also referred to as data retention or data collection) is the process of creating a forensically sound image of a computer hard drive or other media that stores information electronically. We use the Tableau TD1 and TD2 to create Encase E01 images. This specialized hardware protects the original data from being written to. These tools are among the fastest data collection tools in the industry. This reduces your data collection cost. These tools allow us to produce two copies of each source drive at one time. The primary image is stored in our vault and the other is used for analysis.
Operating systems and applications store information in a number of places and formats. Our computer forensics experts parse, analyze, and interpret those digital artifacts. The digital artifacts required to prosecute or defend your matter are often validated by their metadata. Text messages, images and deleted information may be stored in various locations and sometimes intentionally hidden by the user. Our seasoned computer forensics experts have the experience to locate these files physically and digitally.
The world has gone digital as well as mobile. Corporate environments may store user data on local servers as well as internet servers (cloud storage). Our computer forensics experts are often engaged to investigate theft of work product. Their analysis is vital in uncovering how the user handled or moved the data from system to system. In addition to online data storage, digital artifacts are often found on removable media, gaming systems, smartphones, and tablet computers. All forensic data should be preserved if not analyzed.
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