Disklabs: Computer Forensics, Data Recovery, Data Destruction and Forensic Data Recovery Services

Computer Forensics is a highly specialist area. It should only be undertaken by experts who have a comprehensive understanding of the legal system, ACPO, (Association of Chief Police Officers), Guidelines, Masters Degree, (or equivalent) in Computer Forensics, and full knowledge of Evidence Handling. Ideally, the company you take to undertake your investigation should be ISO9001 compliant and possibly ISO27001 compliant too.

Computer Forensics Crime

Computer Crime is now more complicated than ever. Computer crime covers many different types of ‘traditional crimes’. In the past a murder was a simple murder investigation. Now, a murder will no doubt involve the forensic examination of the suspect’s computer and mobile phone. This can be for evidence of the crime on the computer, (was the suspect emailing a friend about the crime?), for evidence on the mobile phone, (was the suspect videoing the crime on his telephone?), or, again with the mobile phone, was the suspect where they say they were at the time they suggest that they were there? Using the mobile phone and a relatively new science called Cell Site Analysis, this can be proven.

Detecting Computer Forensics Crime is not always easy. Crimes can include Inappropriate Email Usage, Email Abuse, Digital Fraud, IP Theft, E-Stalking, Breach of Contract, Computer Break-ins, Phone ‘Phreaking', Inappropriate Data Duplication, Digital Pornography, Inappropriate Internet Usage , Internet Abuse, Unauthorised Data Duplication, Bankruptcy Data Investigation, Forgeries, Murder, Disloyal Employees, Assault, Rape, 'Happy Slapping', Industrial Espionage, Theft, Private Investigation of Personal Computer, Private Investigation of Cellphones/Mobile Phone, Private Investigation of PDA, Blackberry Forensic Examination, SatNav forensics and many more.