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Attorneys/Law Firms
We can help you develop discovery requests,
motions and subpoenas to assure that all possible
relevant sources of information are acquired
- we often find evidence that others do not.
Our expert witness services are unparalleled.
We can defend the work we perform and the opinions
we render.
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Businesses
We will work closely with you to meet
whatever needs your organization has. Our services
are reasonably priced and will not break the
bank. Government entities receive a discount
off of our already reasonably priced services.
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Individuals
Deciding whether or not your situation
calls for the services of an expert can be confusing.
Please feel free to email or call us for an
initial no-cost consultation. You'll be dealing
with some of the most qualified experts you'll
find.
Whether your situation deals with Internet
stalking, divorce/custody issues where digital
evidence is involved, recovering encrypted and/or
deleted emails, cracking passwords (we can crack
what the competition cannot), removal of viruses
and other forms of malware or recovering deleted
data, we can help.
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CyberSecurity Forensic
Analyst (CSFA)
This certification is proof that the analyst
can conduct a thorough and sound forensic examination
of a computer system, properly interpret the
evidence, and communicate the results effectively
and understandably. Testing scenarios are based
on actual cases.
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Advanced Triage Solutions
Tools for first responders, case agents and
forensic examiners to quickly and cleanly analyze
suspect computers and drive images, both in
the field, and in forensic laboratories.
The Triage tools are a must for child exploitation
cases and for electronic discovery tasks. Get
immediate access to critical data, retrieve
evidence, and produce forensic reports from
suspect computers and drive images immediately.
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Computer Forensics Core
Competencies
In our flagship course, you'll learn what every
competent forensic examiner needs to know in
order to properly acquire, interpret, and report
findings related to digital evidence. Learn
from those that do.
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Computer Forensics For
Attorneys
"What Every Attorney Should Know About
Digital Forensics"
Litigation involving matters related
to Information Technology is increasing, and
more of your clients' data is being stored on
computer systems. It is now necessary to deal
with expert technical witnesses and computer
forensics experts more than ever before.
This course will enable you to communicate
with your expert more efficiently and understand
what they are doing as well as what they can
do for you. Sample questions will be covered
that you can discuss with your expert and use
during cross-examination.
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