Computer Forensics
We make sense of digital data for criminal, civil, and corporate purposes.
How Do Computer Forensics Work?
In today’s technologically-advanced world, we handle many personal matters on computers and the internet. Many people and companies use e-banking and shop online. Individuals post information on social media or correspond with friends, families, co-workers, associates and acquaintances on e-mail and instant messaging services.
When an individual or company becomes the target of an investigation, a computer should be one of the first places inspected. Even deleted files leave digital residue or may be recoverable. Meta data can be an added source of information in an investigation. Our team wants to locate the truth in computer data.
With computer forensics, we are able to help you with a variety of complex E-Discovery matters. Our team handles and analyzes electronically stored information (ESI) which involves locating, preserving and analyzing computer evidence.
We always organize this data into detailed reports which can be used in court. All of our team members are trained to effectively communicate and document results of investigations because we understand that if our findings aren’t clear they may be of no use to you.
- Our Director of Investigations is a:
- Licensed private investigator in Florida
- Board certified criminal defense investigator by the C.D.I.T.C.
- Certified digital forensic investigator
- Certified digital forensic instructor
- Certified computer forensic investigator
- Certified computer forensic examiner
- Certified hacking forensic investigator
Why You Should Choose Fairfield Investigation
We have extensive education in computer forensics and our director of investigations has 30 years of experience in this business. In order to truly do an excellent job with computer forensic investigations, individuals must be certified and trained in various areas.
We have handled thousands of different cases and is committed to providing analyzed and interpreted data in an organized manner. He utilizes formal written reports that can be used in court settings or as evidence in a variety of different circumstances.