Forensic Data Recovery

Computer forensics, or electronic evidence discovery, is the examining of computer media (hard disk, floppies, tapes, etc.) for evidence. A thorough analysis can result in the reconstruction of data a user has deleted or used. Computer forensics, while employing some of the same skills and software as data recovery, is a much more complex undertaking. In data recovery, the goal is to retrieve the lost data. In computer forensics, the goal is to retrieve the data and interpret as much information about it as possible.

Whether you are looking for evidence in a criminal prosecution, looking for evidence in a civil suit, or wanting to determine exactly what an employee has been engaged in, we are equipped to find and interpret the clues that have been left behind.

What we can retrieve

  • Data that has been acccidentally lost or deleted
  • Data from formatted hard drives or floppy disks
  • View pictures from a PC's first boot-up date
  • Email messages that have been sent or received
  • Email messages from Internet portals like Hotmail
  • Internet transactions not saved to the hard drive
  • Internet "chat" conversations
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