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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.
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Mobile Phone Data Recovery and Forensics
Mobile Phone Forensics from Disklabs Data Recovery and Computer Forensic Services are amongst the most advanced in the world. Disklabs utilise special hardware and software tools, combined with experience dating back to the companies foundation back in 1997.
Calling us after your technical support team have looked at the Mobile Phone may be too late. Call us first for free, confidential and impartial advice on how to effectively handle the situation .
Mobile phones, or cellphones are now one of the most widely available personal accessories used in all corners of the world. Most modern phones manufactured in the last few years have camera's built in, they also have the ability to record video, and to record voice and sound recordings. These fundamental tools are readily available and used by people all over the world for the right reasons. Some of these phones, are however, being used for inappropriate usage. Disklabs Data Recovery and Computer Forensic Services specifically want to help organisations, governments, corporations, police forces, military's and individuals who are under attack from malicious usage of these devices.
Mobile phones are increasingly becoming more and more technical. Nearly all mobile phones produced today have cameras built in to them. More memory is being added to mobile phones, which makes their storage capacity greater than ever.
What once was a job for a top international espionage agent, is now a simple feat for a mobile phone user. Taking discreet photo's, recording a private conversation, unauthorised videoing are now all within our grasp. For most of us, the usage of the camera on our mobile phones is simply to ensure that we can capture images and remember them. For some however, it is the perfect way to capture mission critical data, to steal a secret formula of a competitor, or simply to use in a blackmail situation. Some more examples of inappropriate use is listed below:
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Digital Fraud
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