Digital Forensics Services

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.

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.

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 and more.

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.

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.

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.