At eDiscovery Solutions, we provide a vast array of digital forensics services that are capable of thorough investigation and analysis of extensive digital evidence. (Click here for the definition of computer forensics and it’s techniques.)
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Computer Forensics
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Password Recovery
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Data Recovery
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Electronic Discovery
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Digital Investigation during Employment Litigation
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Secure Data Wipe
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Website Capture
Our experienced professionals are able to examine and recover all digital fingerprints from any computer, hard drive or media storage device. Through this extensive data-mining we’re able to uncover hidden digital evidence to assist attorneys, legal professionals, law enforcement agencies and companies across the US and Worldwide to prepare a credible case supported by undisputed digital forensic evidence. The appropriate evidence can mean the difference between a settle and a win, and our company wants to stand by it’s client on the winning side.
The digital forensic investigation process uncovers and collects digital evidence. All data stored on a hard drive is accessible to the digital forensics expert: hidden files, deleted data, overwritten file remnants, even temporary Internet files. Emails, both existing and deleted, can also be collected and analyzed through digital forensics. Password-protected or otherwise encrypted files can be opened and examined for evidence. Even system files and logs can be analyzed to determine if an external storage device has been used. And considering the global presence of leading companies, our staff is capable of industry-recognized remote database and network access at any of our clients’ offices Worldwide.
Our forensic specialists hold appropriate certifications along with diverse technology backgrounds to manage every step of forensic data recovery in complex litigation cases. Identification, acquisition, preservation, analysis and documentation of electronically stored data are coordinated for use in all types of proceedings. Our company will increase efficiency and achieve accuracy of the digital forensic investigation process, without altering or compromising fragile digital information and risking defensibility.