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the capabilities of computer forensics. It is good to know what computer forensics
can do for you, but it is sometimes better
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Computer Forensics
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There are many definitions related to computer
forensics revolving around acquisition of electronic
evidence and court admissibility. At e3Discovery,
we consider computer forensics as being the process to
place the user behind the keyboard. We use
high tech methods coupled with years of investigative
experience to find the who, what, when, where, why, &
how of computer user activity. For more
information on what Computer Forensics can actually do,
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What Can Computer Forensics Do For You?
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Evidence Acquisition
Through amazing forensic software and hardware
applications, computer forensic methods can acquire
electronic data that will stand up in any court.
Forensic Analysis
Experienced examiners can uncover the activity of
computer users. This can include email activity including
webmail such as hotmail use, the use of wiping (data
deletion) applications, the deletion of files, accessing unauthorized
files, and the creation of files. A timeline of
computer usage can show intention, knowledge of certain
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"Just in Case
Forensic Imaging"
Corporations that have survived litigation know one
thing well-they don't want to go through it again.
However, this is not the case today, as litigation is a
common course of business for many reasons.We provide a
preventive measure in your litigation risk management
program. e3Discovery offers our "Just in Case"
forensic imaging program. For a minimal investment, e3
can create an exact forensic image of any electronic data
(hard drives, etc...) of employees that have are a risk of
causing future litigation. This service will provide
you with a copy of all user activity that can be examined
later, should the need exist.
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When Do You Need
Computer Forensics?
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Internal
Employee Matters |
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Non-Employee Matters |
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Internal
Investigations |
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Computer
hacking investigations |
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Employee
computer misuse |
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Due
Diligence (Mergers & Acquisitions) |
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Intellectual Property Theft |
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Audits and Compliance |
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Email
harassment matters |
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Contract Disputes |
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