Forensic Data Recovery

Computer forensics involves finding specific files or file types, deleted or hidden files, partially overwritten files (known as slack space), email, internet chat, and other residual data. It can provide a timeline of file manipulation and activity.

Being able to effectively deal with this data, in the course of discovery, can be instrumental to success at trial or negotiation. In many cases, the data plays a pivotal role in prosecutions.

E-mail has become one of the primary mediums of communication in the digital age, and vast amounts of evidence may be contained there, whether in the body or enclosed in an attachment.

Mail may be stored on a local hard drive, a network device, or a removable device. Many email clients will save a copy of outgoing messages, so both the sender and the recipient may have a copy of each message. Mail may also be stored on a dedicated mail server, either awaiting delivery or as permanent storage.

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Forensic data recovery can eliminate any vestige of privacy for anyone that uses a computer, and the evidence can be overwhelming. Don't even think of going to court without a good Criminal Attorney.

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