Computer Forensics
Chief Security Officers has one of the largest forensics teams in the United States. We can typically respond within 24 hours to any location in North America. Our forensic experts are also bilingual (English and Spanish). Our forensic investigators are trained and certified in using EnCase, which is the leading forensic tool in the industry and is consistently ranked #1.
Computer Forensics ‐ The use of scientific or technological techniques to conduct an investigation or establish facts (evidence) in a criminal case. Discovering data that resides in a computer system, recovering deleted, encrypted or damaged file information may help during discovery depositions or actual litigation.
Difference between E-Discovery and Computer Forensics E-Discovery is the process of analyzing data that is accessible without the need for additional tools or applications. Whereas, Computer Forensics is the process of analyzing data that can only be accessed with proper training and tools.
E-Discovery involves indexing files, converting documents into “Tiff” images and integrating the analysis with case management, etc. Computer Forensics involves recovering data, analyzing corrupted files, establishing user profiles, in-depth metadata analysis, chain of custody preservation, fraud analysis, etc. |
