COMPUTER FORENSICS LAB CAPABILITIES

In an increasingly computerised world, no legal practitioner or law enforcement officer can take the role of digital footprints lightly. Formulating a successful, convincing and well-documented legal case in any area, inevitably involves computers and digital media. Based on this premise, using a computer forensics specialist in creating a sound and comprehensive case becomes imperative.

Computer Forensic Lab experts are fully trained and qualified to investigate any computer, hard disk, memory stick, mobile phone or computer network to uncover crucial evidence such as email conversations, images, chat logs, facebook profiles, internet browsing history, downloads, uploads, attachments and attempts to delete or encrypt data by the User who is under investigation.
Computer Forensics Lab can help you in the following areas:
. Computer Forensics Investigations
. Expert Witness in Court
. Litigation Support
. Electronic Disclosure and E-Discovery
. Digital Evidence Capture, Write Blocking and Hard Disk Imaging
. Recovering data from a damaged computer hard drive or memory stick

Computer Forensics Lab has helped many law enforcement officers, barristers, solicitors, lawyers, investigators, company directors and prosecutors since 2004. All digital investigations are conducted by observing guidelines set forth by The Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO). The results of our investigations can be relied upon in any court, tribunal or settlement arrangement.
Our job as computer forensics experts is to accurately extract data from storage media and examine it for potentially relevant information or evidence. Collecting key evidence by examining all the data in a digital medium based on the customer brief, enables computer forensics experts to build a complete snapshot of what an individual or business was exactly doing at the time data was written onto the storage medium housed in a PC, laptop, external hard disk, memory stick or network attached storage device.

As as example, all web-based personal email messages using Hotmail, Yahoo! and Gmail can be retrieved and investigated. Furthermore, Computer Forensics Lab investigators are able to examine and investigate web searches and web usage history in full detail even if they have been deliberately deleted by the user. Hidden files which have been removed, disguised, compressed or encrypted can be discovered and forensically examined.

Typical user activities that can be investigated include applications or software used, timeline of any user activity, installation of any malicious software or key loggers, remote user access activities and so on. Once a full forensics investigation has been carried out, the computer forensics expert can determine what files were deleted from the computer; which applications were installed/uninstalled; which websites were visited; when the computer was last used; what data was copied or transferred from the computer via email or a memory stick or what data or files were shared between the users.

All the information gathered by the computer forensic investigator is then used to compile a full report containing a timeline of all events and user activities based on the brief given to the investigators. Assessment and analysis of the findings of the digital forensics report, will reveal whether or not any breach of agreement or crime took place and if so, to what extent the user was involved or implicated in the wrongdoing.

In the entire computer forensics investigation process, full confidentiality and discretion is guaranteed. See legal NDA.

Computer Forensics Lab's cyber forensic experts are fully trained to investigate all imaginable aspects of computer usage and user activities. WE CAN TRANSFORM ALL THE INFORMATION STORED ON DIGITAL MEDIA INTO USABLE, RELEVANT AND RELIABLE EVIDENCE.
For any consultation or queries, please do not hesitate to speak to a computer forensics expert by calling 0333 5 777 120 or 0207 516 1077. For further information or use this secure form to submit your query. In all communications, full confidentiality and discretion will be guaranteed. You can also use our secure fax number 0208 368 2156 if you do not want to use our phone or online secure form.