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INVESTIGATIVE SPECIALISTS -
FORENSIC EXPERTS
COMPUTER FORENSIC EXAMINATION &
SERVICES
If you require the services of a
professional forensic computer examiner, or a forensic expert for any aspect of
computer investigation in the United Kingdom, (UK) England, Scotland, Wales,
Northern Ireland or the Republic of Ireland please select the
appropriate specialist below:
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The Digital Detective Ltd |
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Ely
Cambridgeshire
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+44 (0)845
8684688 and +44 (0)20 8123 5568 |
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principal@thedigitaldetective.ltd.uk |
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www.thedigitaldetective.ltd.uk
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The
Digital Detective Ltd is an investigation agency for the information
age. Specialising in computer forensics, mobile phone forensics and
information security, we offer a range of skills to corporate and private
clients. Lost, hidden or deleted files can be retrieved, Internet activity
traced, emails resurrected and much, much more.
If you have
security issues, suspect computer misuse or require a computer forensic
examination, call us.
Discretion, reliability
and complete confidentiality is assured.
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HTCIA, ISSA,
UKPIN, ABI, IPI |
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OVERVIEW OF COMPUTER FORENSIC
EXAMINATION
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Computer Forensics
Computer forensics are the scientific processes used to track all traces of
activity on networks and data storage devices.
Computers, PDA's, mobile phones, thumb drives—in fact, just about any media can
be interrogated to reveal the changes made to and movements made on their
contents.
The techniques, which are used by Law Enforcement agencies worldwide to
deconstruct digital scenes of crime, are now increasingly employed in industry
to provide evidence for court testimony.
Computer Forensic Examinations
Data discovery
Fears or suspicions about staff
computer activity can be checked without causing any alarm or disruption.
Forensic testing is invisible to the computer user.
Data recovery
Accidentally deleted files and
folders can be rescued. Crashed computers can be made to give back information
on hard drives.
Digital document analysis
Electronic documents have their
history embedded in their code. The dates and times of creation and changes,
author names and even details of what machines and drives documents have been
stored on can be retrieved.
This is especially useful for
lawyers and others conducting E-discovery.
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