Computer Forensics

 

• When was the last time you handwrote a business or personal letter to someone?

• Does your company or employer keep computer backups v hardcopy files?

• Do you think someone is "watching" everything you do on the computer?

Computer forensics preserves, identifies, and extracts the emails, documents, or internet activity of a computer user. The intriguing element is that much of the evidence is often transparently created by the computer's operating system without the knowledge of a typical user. Special software tools and techniques are used to recover the “lost” data.

 

Contact us to discuss your computer forensic needs:

 

Individuals use computer evidence to support claims of theft of intellectual property, wrongful termination, sexual harassment,  to name a few.

 

Corporations hire forensic specialists to search for evidence relating to misappropriation of assets, theft of trade secrets, and other confidential information, civil RICO contract disputes, hostile terminations, etc.

 

Civil litigators use personal and business records found on computers that give evidence of fraud, discrimination, divorce, or harassment.

 

Criminal defense use digital evidence where incriminating evidence is found; racketeering, embezzlement, extortion, tax evasion, and other white collar crime,  etc.

 

Insurance companies may be able to mitigate costs by using discovered evidence of possible fraud in accidents, arson, worker’s compensation, medical clinic schemes, etc.