Computer Forensics
Windows, Mac, Linux & External Media Analysis
Computer forensics is the scientific process of collecting, preserving, analyzing, and presenting digital evidence from computers and storage devices in a legally admissible manner for use in court proceedings and investigations.
Our certified computer forensic examiners use court-vetted tools like Magnet AXIOM, FTK, and X-Ways to analyze laptops, desktops, servers, and storage mediaβrecovering deleted files, reconstructing user activity timelines, and uncovering critical digital evidence.
What We Analyze
Problems We Solve
- Deleted file recovery and data reconstruction
- Timeline analysis of user activities
- Evidence of unauthorized access or data theft
- Employee misconduct investigations
- Intellectual property theft detection
- Fraud and embezzlement investigations
Who This Service Helps
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What types of evidence can be recovered from a computer?
A: Our forensic analysis can recover deleted files, browser history, email communications, chat logs, document metadata, USB connection history, login timestamps, and much moreβeven data the user believed was permanently erased.
Q: How can computer forensics help in a legal case?
A: Computer forensics provides court-admissible evidence including timeline reconstructions, proof of file access or modification, evidence of data destruction, and documentation of user behavior patterns critical for criminal defense, civil litigation, and corporate investigations.
Q: Can you analyze computers from any operating system?
A: Yes. Our CFCE and EnCE certified examiners are trained in Windows, macOS, and Linux forensics. We use industry-leading tools to analyze all major operating systems and file systems.