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What is
Computer Forensics?
Computer
forensics is the application of computer
data investigation and analysis
techniques utilized in the process of
identifying potential evidence.
Potential evidence might be sought in a
wide range of computer crime or misuse,
including but not limited to theft of
trade secrets, theft of or destruction
of intellectual property, and fraud.
Computer forensic specialists can draw
on an array of methods for discovering
and analyzing data that resides in a
computer system, or recovering deleted,
encrypted, or damaged file information.
Any or all of this information may help
during discovery, depositions, or actual
litigation. |
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Electronic
Discovery
Define clear
objectives for the discovery process. Develop
effective discovery demands based on the
client's needs. Determine the optimal balance
between legal and technical strategies. Execute
a case-specific plan for discovery quickly and
cost-effectively. Identify precedents and
assist in motion development. |
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Evidence Processing
Restore, search, filter and
consolidate, data, emails, and files from
virtually any type of media including hard
drives, backup tapes, CD-ROM, floppy disks, and
Zip disks. Eliminate any potential for
spoliation by making forensic bit-stream copies
of all hard drives. |
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Investigations
Skilled investigators know where
to find evidence and how to manage it through
proper chain-of-custody practices. Specific
methodologies help insure the investigation is
verifiable and repeatable. Expert investigators
skilled at acquiring and developing evidence
from hostile and friendly environments. We
ensure rapid evidence delivery via our
proprietary forensic software and practices. |
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Password Recovery
Netteck's
team of forensic specialists can recover
passwords from protected files and systems. We
use several state of the art tools and
techniques to access password protected files
and hard drives. Using our extensive library of
software, techniques, and decryption resources,
we will assist you in recovering your vital data
or in gaining access to your network. |
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