FORENSICS

The first step you take in any case is often the most important. But in the digital age, the task of reviewing data or even finding and collecting data can be herculean. Elijah knows how, when and where data can be stored or concealed, and readily can locate relevant information. Our experts can quickly and efficiently identify key issues and fertile areas for examination. Elijah always will ensure that your first step is an informed one.

You Have Questions

Elijah understands the discomfort and uncertainty that electronic evidence can present. You might wonder what documents should be preserved and how that should be accomplished. Preserve too little, or do so in the wrong way, and critical evidence can be lost or tainted. Conversely, if you are too comprehensive in your preservation techniques significant budgetary concerns could arise.

You might also have questions regarding what evidence is recoverable from computing systems, such as:

• Did my ex-employee copy our computer files before leaving?
• Has the other side hidden or destroyed important evidence?
• Is this document really authentic, and when was it created?
• Did the other side really produce everything they were supposed to?
• How can I prove my computer usage was actually innocent?

We Have Answers

Elijah can answer your questions, whether related to evidence preservation or answering the what, when and how relating to computer activity. Specifically, Elijah can:

• Recommend and implement defensible protocols for forensic harvesting of data, including imaging hundreds of drives per day by each Elijah collection team.
• Perform full forensic investigations of computer media for critical information such as uncovering deleted and hidden data, discovering relevant evidence and identifying efforts to copy files to external storage devices.
• Evaluate the reports of opposing experts and assist in associated depositions and cross-examinations
• Testify regarding our findings, with personnel who have been qualified as expert witnesses and are well versed in communicating technical concepts to judges and juries.