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What is Computer Forensics?
Computer forensics is the use of specialized methods of analyzing, recovering and validating electronic data. Computer forensics requires a trained examiner to verify the data is collected in a forensically consistent manner to preserve any data on the media. If an untrained examiner is used data may be missed, deleted or permanently destroyed. We pride ourselves on our thorough and relentless pursuit of data identification and recovery. Please contact us for further information or if you have any questions.
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E-Discovery for all your litigation needs. |
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Intellectual property: disputes or compromised data resolution. |
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Family Law cases including tracing assets, internet use, and Email. |
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Civil law, plaintiff or defense. |
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Probate resolution, by examining the data for deleted or hidden probate evidence. |
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Discovering deleted or hidden data and evidence discovery... Any case in which a computer has been used. |
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Recovering text files (documents), graphics (pictures), Email, URL (internet) activity, and the Date
Codes on all files (when the files were Created, Modified, or Last Accessed). |
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Litigation support, trial preparation, professional courtroom display presentations. |
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Expert witness testimony. |
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Training and presentations in forensic computer evidence, intellectual property loss, and expert witness evidence.
Presentations are California State BAR approved for CLE credits. |
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Member of the Forensic Expert Witness Association. |
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