Computer Forensics by Disklabs Computer Forensics.

Computer Forensics provides YOU with answers. These answers can determine a criminal, civil or HR case by helping you find if your client or member of staff is either guilty or innocent. Only experienced Computer Forensic Analysts should be used in these cases, not doing so will give the opposing side a chance of discrediting the work undertaken. This often means that your key evidence will not be admissible, therefore thrown out – perhaps with your case?

Computer Forensics Investigation

The computer forensics investigator is likely to be either in law enforcement, or alternatively a former law enforcement officer. Investigators in computer forensics are the people who utilise tools and utilities to find data on a digital device, (most commonly a hard disk drive).

The computer forensics investigation is likely to go down the following route:

1. Photographing of the acquisition of the hardware

2. Forensically sound evidence capture

3. Examination of the evidence

4. Production of the Report

5. Checking the Report

The Computer Forensics Investigator is a person who will be inquisitive, logical and thorough in their approach to work. These qualities are imperative in the field of the computer forensics investigation, as without these, there will be errors. This is not accepted within the judicial world. Errors in a computer forensics report will deem the evidence as inadmissible, and therefore be disallowed from the proceedings.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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