Computer Forensic Examinations

Our computer forensic examinations include:

• Imaging (exact copy) of digital evidence from desktop computers, laptops, servers, floppy disks, CD-ROMs, DVD-ROMs, thumb drives, digital cameras. Imaging can be done either at your business or at Information Data Services' secured lab.
• Identifying and retrieving relevant data through keyword searches.
• Bypass password-protected files for a majority of applications.
• Retrieval of deleted files, emails, documents, internet browsing history.
• Providing file listings and export copies of all or selected folders, files, e-mails and documents to a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM for client review.
• Maintain chain of custody documents.
• Develop a precise and understandable report of findings.
• Hard drive data wiping and sanitizing using Department of Defense (DoD) standards.

Computer forensics is the process of preserving, locating, recovering and analyzing information from electronic media so it can be presented in a civil or criminal matter or provide a basis for internal action.

Our forensic computer and media examinations are detailed, performed in a secured lab and fully documented. All examinations are conducted in a completely impartial and neutral manner. We will provide quick and complete examinations of your computer(s) or media that will concentrate on the matters you request. Forensic computer examinations are done in a forensically sound manner, which will ensure that any data found is admissible in court, if necessary. Computer forensics can help uncover evidence and other digital information involved in a civil or criminal case. Our fees are nominally based on an hourly rate.

Bobby Bradshaw, Jr. is the computer forensics specialist at IDS. He has worked approximately 7 years in the information and media technology area. Mr. Bradshaw is a Certified Computer Examiner (CCE), Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) and holds an additional certificate in computer forensics from Kennesaw State University. He is also an active member of the International Society of Forensic Computer Examiners (ISFCE).

If you would like to receive additional information please feel free to contact us for a free professional and confidential consultation.