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Digital ForensicsDigital forensics focuses on simplifying and preserving the process of data collection. Secure Forensics has the team and experience to give you the results and security you need.

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Every minute is critical when there are digital dilemmas and computer crimes. Establishing a trail is the first and most crucial step in this process. When a digital wrecking ball wreaks havoc on evidence for civil and criminal cases, we’ll work on reconstructing it.
Our goal is to follow the breadcrumb trail of data until we find the truth. Digital forensics and research are crucial to developing your case and solving problems which can be admissible in court. Protecting yourself, your reputation, and your future should be your number one priority, and we can help.
COMPUTER FORENSICSIn today’s highly online and connected world communication and transfer of information can happen in seconds. Unfortunately, this can lead to messy trails of finding sources to leaks, information to help with computer crimes or makes court proceedings difficult.COMPUTER FORENSICSSecure Forensics offers the ability to find the digital trail of custody which makes this process easier and quicker for you and any civil proceedings. This is done with a process called computer forensics. We help you authenticate digital evidence for use in the courtroom.Learn MoreAUDIO VIDEO FORENSICSAudio and video recordings can and probably will be presented as admissible evidence in court of law. The digital trail of custody can be enhanced and simplified when you have this material. Retrieving, enhancing, and using this material can greatly help your case.AUDIO VIDEO FORENSICSOur team will help you retrieve this data and enhance it to assist with any issues you might face in civil disputes or criminal disputes. The information can be enhanced, sped up, noise removed, identification of tampering, file conversion, recovery, or transcription. We have you covered.Learn MoreDATA RECOVERYGone but not forgotten. Data recovery can restore your data from what many would assume was lost forever. The digital graveyard exists, but your data can be brought back.DATA RECOVERYSecure Forensics’ data recovery division can easily retrieve your data from you might otherwise assume was lost forever. This includes physical damage, fire damage, water damage, etc. Any crucial files that you need but don’t have our award winning team can get that data back. Learn MoreMOBILE FORENSICSOver 6 billion text messages are sent everyday in the United States alone. Mobile communication isn’t just phones though. It includes GPS units, and tablets, too. Mobile communication poses its own issues that can make tracking information difficult.MOBILE FORENSICSOur team uses their vast knowledge or various mobile operating systems to be able to analyze what occurred and to prove it. This can include text messages, GPS location, messaging apps, internet history, pictures and other media, call history, email, and many more.Learn MoreON-SITE SERVICESDo you have need for digital, mobile, or computer forensics services but your evidence can’t leave the scene?ON-SITE SERVICESOur forensics experts will travel to you with our on-site services. No location is too far and we have a team on standby that can get on the next available flight to come to you to perform digital forensics on the scene and get you your forensics report as quickly as possible.Learn MoreDVR RECOVERY FORENSICSDo you wonder if you’re being watched? Do you question whether or not every step you make is being monitored and viewed? That’s because DVR’s and the videos stored within are everywhere in today’s digital age.DVR RECOVERY FORENSICSOur forensics experts have decades of experience recovering information from damaged DVR’s and forensically analyzing it. This can occur in a variety of scenarios. The perpetrators think that by destroying the DVR the evidence is destroyed. Let us prove them wrong.Learn MoreIMAGINGIn a digital chain of custody and computer forensics, the preservation process is crucial to any court. Without this process your digital evidence becomes tainted and not admissible.IMAGINGThe forensic imaging process is one where digital evidence is preserved by making a bit for bit copy of the media involved. Luckily, our computer forensics experts have decades of experience imaging media with write blockers so that your image is preserved and remains admissible.Learn MoreREMOTE SERVICESIs your digital evidence difficult to reach? Does your digital forensics situation require immediate attention?REMOTE SERVICESSecure Forensics has the ability to solve your data recovery and tech needs without you needing to leave your location. Our highly skilled team will work with you and through an internet connection can help you perform digital forensics on almost any media. Let our trained professionals take care of it.Learn More

Frequently Asked Questions About Digital Forensics

Below are answers and questions created specifically about our digital forensics services.

▸ What does a digital and computer forensic investigation involve?

To summarize, a digital and computer forensic investigation is vital for gaining new forms of evidence that can give your case the advantage it needs. The process of the investigation involves identifying the devices used, collecting information from the devices, preserving the data, analyzing the data and reporting the evidence in a way judges and juries can understand.

▸ What does a digital forensic investigation preserve?

Judges are almost always requiring digital evidence to back any claims made in court. Preserving the digital evidence in its original form is vital to reconstructing past events. We preserve evidence after it is collected with digital forensic imaging. This helps with keeping the original data intact while we analyze it to provide you with a comprehensive report and a digital timeline.

▸ When is digital and computer forensics used?

A digital and computer forensics investigation is mostly used in courts of law for civil or criminal cases. There are other instances an investigation would come in hand. These other instances include proving if you have a cheating spouse, examination of cyberbullying, private investigation and more.

▸ What are the challenges of a digital and computer forensic investigation?

Since digital evidence is volatile, without proper training, it’s possible that evidence can be changed and tampered with. It is also possible that a proper timeline won’t be established resulting in spoof dates on the timeline. Secure Forensics prevents these challenges with a single, preserved chain of custody, certifications, and years of computer forensic experience.

▸ What happens if I ignore computer forensics or don’t practice it properly?

If you are a business or even an individual you face the risk of having digital evidence destroyed and tampered with, leaving it inadmissible in court. If you are a business and fail to have a computer a forensic investigation then you can be held liable in court for not protecting your customer’s data. Computer forensics is important for businesses, personal computer users and government agencies alike.

▸ What types of data are collected in a computer and digital forensic investigation?

There are two types of data collected, persistent data and volatile data. Persistent data is data that does not change and preserved when the device is turned off. Volatile data, however, is data which is easily degradable and can be lost when the device is turned off. Preserving such data requires skilled computer forensic experts. Secure Forensic examiners can preserve both types of data to create accurate timelines and court admissible reports to give you the advantage you need.

No matter what type of digital forensics case you are dealing with, our highly skilled team who has more than 14 years of experience can handle it. We provide a legally admissible forensics report that you can use to attain the results or rulings that can win you the case. Call us before it’s too late for you and your reputation at (800) 288-1407 to discuss your case today.

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