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Experts in Computer & Data Forensics, we secure, analyze, recover and investigate electronic data and eDiscovery from hard drives, computers, laptops, pen drives, cell phones and PDA's. We assist in civil litigation, domestic disputes and criminal investigations.
What Forensic Services Do We Provide?
Is My Spouse Cheating?
Dishonest Employees?
Are you a Hacking Victim?
Need a Forensic Image for Court
Child Custody Battles
Recover Text Messages for Court
Recover Deleted Emails for Court
Track my Teenager Online
Is there Porn On my Computer?
Investigate online Chatting?
Getting Divorced (Finding Joint Assets & Money)
We provide expert testimony, forensic data recovery, chain of custody, forensic imaging, and computer forensic investigations in civil and criminal cases.
Who Do We Service?
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Private Individuals; who hire us in matters of domestic affairs such as; divorce, custody, mistrust, family disputes.
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Corporations; who hire us to assist in; partnership disputes/mistrust, employee/management/mistrust, verifications in mergers and acquisition transactions, sexual harassment, corporate espionage, data authentication, corporate sabotage, embezzlement, fraud.
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Private Investigators; we provide specialized support services to investigators with electronic data and eDiscovery involving password retrievals, eSecurity, data recovery and electronic authentication.
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Legal Professionals; attorneys from all fields, court appointed council, receivers, legal support services and paralegals in civil and criminal matters.
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Government; matters involving public defense and private consulting, matters involving child exploitation and cybercrimes.
Computer Forensics is the collection, preservation, analysis, and presentation of computer-related evidence; using analytical techniques to identify, collect, examine and preserve information which is electronically stored. Computer evidence can be useful in criminal cases, civil disputes, and human resources/employment proceedings.Far more information is retained on a computer than most people realize. It's also more difficult to completely remove information than is generally thought. For these reasons (and many more), computer forensic can often find evidence of, or even completely recover, lost or deleted information, even if it was intentionally deleted.
