Computer Forensics Investigation Computer Forensics Resources specializes in providing the following computer forensics services: Business Fraud

Intellectual Property Theft Employment Cases Wrongful Termination Lawsuits Divorce Family Law Pornography Hacking CyberStalking Criminal Numerous other Computer Forensic Services where Data Recovery is required. At Computer Forensics Resources, we have all the necessary resources to perform computer forensic analysis and computer forensic investigation for: Legal Firms, Small Businesses and Large Corporations, Law Enforcement, Universities, Professors, Doctors, Lawyers, Hospitals. You may have data security requirements that exceed the training of your Information Technology (IT) department or the local computer technician who is performing data recovery. Our forensic examiners at Computer Forensics Resources are certified and have multiple years of experience performing computer forensic analysis. We also provide computer forensic services for Individuals, Families and Family Law. In Computer Forensics Investigations, Evidence Acquisition is key to successful litigation. Courts have determined that only evidence acquired that meet Federal Rules of Evidence and Federal Civil Rules of Procedure will be admissible. Computer Forensics Resources has never had evidence deemed inadmissible by a court of law due to evidence mishandling. It is critical that the evidence for your computer forensic investigation be acquired in a manner that meets or exceeds FRE / FRCP Rules. We also have Computer Forensic Experts available for written court opinions, depositions (either by phone or in person). Contact Computer Forensics Resources for more information. (866)210-5254 LIVE DATA & REMOTE ACQUISITION Computer Forensics Resources offers Remote Live Data Forensic Acquisition if your server system, computer system, mail server etc., cannot be taken offline or its impossible to send the computer offsite. This service is also the solution for those situations where you need to capture images of a suspect computer during a short timeframe or after hours. Utilizing secure, end-to-end, 1024-bit SSL encryption a forensic examiner can connect remotely, capture a forensically sound image using MD5 / SHA1 hash values to a target destination, live and in real-time saving time and money while reducing the risk of spoliation or loss of vital evidence in time-critical situations. This satisfies FRE/FRCP Rules of Evidence insuring that evidence and analysis results will be admissible in court.

Forensics Services FORENSIC IMAGING Forensic Imaging or Forensic Acquisition is the process where the entire drive contents are imaged to a file and checksum values are calculated to verify the integrity (in court cases) of the image file (often referred to as a hash value). Forensic images are acquired with the use of software tools. (Some hardware cloning tools have added forensic functionality.) IPHONE, CELL PHONE, SMART PHONE FORENSICS (MOBILE) Mobile device forensics is a sub-branch of digital forensics relating to recovery of digital evidence or data from a mobile device. It differs from Computer forensics in that a mobile device will have an inbuilt communication system (e.g. GSM) and, usually, proprietary storage mechanisms. Investigations usually focus on simple data such as call data and communications (SMS/Email). However mobile devices are also useful for providing location information; either from inbuilt gps/location tracking or via cell site logs, which track the devices within their range. FORENSIC DATA RECOVERY (FOR DAMAGED DRIVES, CD/DVD, SURVEILLANCE VIDEO) Data Recovery Imaging (like Forensic Imaging) is the process of imaging every single sector on the source drive to another medium from which required files can be retrieved then forensically imaged. In data recovery situations, one cannot rely on the integrity of the file structure and therefore a complete sector copy is mandatory (also similar to forensic imaging). COMPUTER FORENSICS ANALYSIS The goal of computer forensics is to explain the current state of a digital artifact; such as a computer system, storage medium or electronic document. The discipline usually covers computers, embedded systems (digital devices with rudimentary computing power and on-board memory) and static memory (such as USB pen drives). Computer forensics can deal with a broad range of information; from logs (such as internet history) through to the actual files on the drive. DATABASE FORENSICS ANALYSIS Database forensics is a branch of digital forensics relating to the forensic study of databases and their metadata. Investigations use database contents, log files and in-RAM data to build a timeline or recover relevant information. For More Information Please Visit
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