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Whether looking for evidence to help find a runaway child, assist in a criminal prosecution,  assist in a civil suit, or determining exactly what an employee has been up to...let us be your first choice when answers are needed, and needed fast.  

Our Forensic Computer Examinations will find and interpret the clues that have been digitally left behind.  This includes situations where files have been deleted, disks have been reformatted, or other steps have been taken to conceal or destroy the data.  If a computer has been used...traces of activity have been left.

Through use of the latest technology and techniques, Resource One Consulting provides cutting edge computer forensics and technology related investigations.   We can also provide expert testimony in the areas of: computers, computer forensics, online services, the Internet, electronic surveillance, and child exploitation.

  We provide complete forensic services. 

These include:

• Electronic discovery consultation
• Security Audits
• Security Consulting Services
• Intrusion Response
• Implementation Service
• Forensic Data Recovery
• Managed Security Solutions
• Onsite collection of electronic equipment
• Thorough "ferreting" of the equipment
• Interpretation of the results
• And reporting the results in an understandable manner.

We review the recovered data and provide you with a comprehensive report containing information that is relevant to your case. We will filter out unwanted and irrelevant information thus, returning the needed data.

What is Computer Forensics?
How can we help you?
Who might need our services?
Our Process
Our Rates

Computer Forensics     [Back to Top]

Computer forensics is simply the application of computer investigation and analysis techniques in the interests of determining potential legal evidence or data collection to satisfy a specific request.   Data can be collected to determine a wide range of computer crime or misuse, including but not limited to theft of trade secrets, theft of or destruction of intellectual property, and fraud. Computer specialists can draw on an array of methods for discovering data that resides in a computer system, or recovering deleted, encrypted, or damaged file information. Any or all of this information may help during discovery, depositions, or actual litigation.

We can assist you in;     [Back to Top]

• The prevention of electronic sabotage
• Civil Litigation
• Criminal Prosecution or Defense
• Electronically protecting your Business
• Electronically protecting your Family

We do this by;
 

• Determining how a computer has been used (or is being used).
• Determining what data, if any has been deleted.
• Reviewing everything a person or child does, or has done while using a computer.
• Determining what photographs have been saved.
• Determining what sort of email activity has or is occurring
• Determining which websites have been viewed or are bookmarked
• Determining if a Corporate Computer Usage or Internet Policy is being violated.
• Determining if an employee has been involved in improper conduct, such as email or sexual harassment.

In our examination of your computer, we can recover all the data on the hard drive.  This includes that data which is believed to have been deleted.

Who might want to know how a computer has been used?     [Back to Top]

• Business Owners and Managers.
• Legal Counsel
• Law Enforcement Officials
• Concerned Parents and Spouses

When would you need to know how a computer has been used.

• When employee misconduct is suspected or alleged.
• When there is a suspicion of theft, fraud or inappropriate activity
• When there is a concern regarding misappropriation of proprietary information
• When a child is missing, or has run away.
• When internet activity is excessive or suspect.
• When you are simply...concerned.

What process will occur once I call for assistance?    [Back to Top]

• We receive the computer and/or hard drive for analysis.
• We make a "mirror image" copy of the computer hard drive,  (no forensic work will be done using your "original" hard drive).
• We retain and preserve the original hard drive as evidence.
• We recover the electronic data requested through your inquiry, including the deleted data remaining on the hard drive.
• We can return the computer with a working copy of the hard drive.

"Even a small 2GB hard drive can contain tens of thousands of pages of "binary" and "ASCII" text, and review can take many hours, if not days, when attempted by an inexperienced person."

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