Computer Forensics

Historically, the impact of e-crime or computer related crime has involved only a small proportion of victims and investigators. However, this position is changing and the impact of digital evidence within ‘conventional’ investigations is already widespread. Indeed, any investigation within the public or private arena is likely to involve the seizure, preservation and examination of electronic evidence, therefore a digital evidence strategy must form an integral part of the wider investigative process.

The key elements of computer forensics are:

• The use of scientific methods
• Collection and preservation
• Validation
• Identification
• Analysis and interpretation
• Documentation and presentation

Digital Forensics and Discovery:

• Capture and collection of digital evidence from a variety of sources including:
  • Desktop and Laptop computers
  • Smart Phones
  • PDAs
  • GPS devices
  1. Forensic Imaging
  2. Forensic Indexing and Keyword searches
  3. Detailed Forensic Reporting