Forensic support for e-discovery. Darren Chaker

Computer Forensics is the analysis of electronic data to ensure that electronic evidence is maintained so that critical data trails, time & date stamps, and an accurate Chain of Custody can be identified so that it may maintain its evidentiary status as part of the electronic evidence discovery process. The main components in Computer Forensics are the Identification, Preservation, Extraction, and Presentation of electronic data. Our main focus is to defeat these efforts by creating a quality s...

Computer Forensics is the analysis of electronic data to ensure that electronic evidence is maintained so that critical data trails, time & date stamps, and an accurate Chain of Custody can be identified so that it may maintain its evidentiary status as part of the electronic evidence discovery process. The main components in Computer Forensics are the Identification, Preservation, Extraction, and Presentation of electronic data. Our main focus is to defeat these efforts by creating a quality security plan which will counter forensics.