The motto of ELIJAH Data Security LLC is “Open the Door for ELIJAH, Close the Door to Hackers”. To us that means that you can welcome ELIJAH into your organization and we seamlessly integrate with your security environment, joining your team to reduce the risk of outside data breaches and insider data theft.

Anyone can say that, but we back it up:

1. Our cybersecurity M&A due diligence and law firm practice groups are run by former litigation partners who understand your needs. In addition to being data security experts, they have been buyers and sellers responsible for evaluating data security in business acquisitions and divestitures, and advised clients regarding cybersecurity best practices in law firm environments.
2. ELIJAH has over a decade of experience providing cybersecurity solutions, including incident response and data security consulting. We are cyber experts.
3. We have earned numerous industry recognitions, including “Leading Data Security Adviser of the Year” in both Florida and Illinois (2018 AI Leading Advisor Awards).

Better Evidence, Clearly. That means ELIJAH is second-to-none at collecting and investigating digital evidence, and devoted to presenting it in the clearest possible manner.

Anyone can say that, but we back it up:

1. ELIJAH is run by former litigation partners who understand your needs. Each digital forensic expert on our team receives training in the legal process, written communication, oral communication, and responsiveness.
2. ELIJAH has an over 15 year track record of successfully providing digital forensic solutions to clients. Our personnel have testified as experts in digital forensics in federal and state courts, and our focus on digital forensics helps us stay ahead of constant technological evolution.
3. We have earned numerous industry recognitions, including: “Best For Computer Forensics & Expert Testimony Services – USA” (2018 Corporate USA Today Annual Awards); “Digital Forensics Provider of the Year” (2018 Finance Monthly Law Awards), “US – Computer Forensics Investigations Provider of the Year” (2018 ACQ5 Law Awards); and “Computer Forensics Investigations Provider of the Year – USA” (2018 M&A Today Global Awards).

Digital forensics is a branch of forensic science that involves the collection, recovery, and investigation of data found on devices and accounts that store electronic data. Common devices that are the subject of digital forensic analysis include personal computers, laptops, tablets, smart phones, servers, email accounts, social media accounts, web-based storage accounts, wearable technology, and Internet connected devices (Internet of Things), among others.

The terms “computer forensics” and “digital forensics” often are used interchangeably. Because experts in our industry routinely work with many device types other than computers, as well as electronic storage accounts, digital forensics more accurately captures the modern scope of expertise.

Cybersecurity M&A Due Diligence is the process of reviewing cybersecurity risks within an organization that is the subject of a potential merger or acquisition, for purposes of planning and assessing whether such risks necessitate deal term changes. Cybersecurity M&A due diligence is an often overlooked component of information technology due diligence, and can include interviewing personnel, reviewing policies and procedures, evaluating previous security testing, and performing updated vulnerability and penetration tests. When performed properly, cybersecurity M&A due diligence can minimize risk, reduce costs, and identify potential deal-breakers.

An external vulnerability assessment is an evaluation of Internet-facing systems to evaluate potential vulnerability to outside hackers and prioritize associated remediation. Unlike penetration testing, external vulnerability assessments do not involve attempting to exploit identified vulnerabilities and penetrate into company systems.

Information technology managed services involve retaining an outside vendor as a single point of contact to meet routine information technology needs of an organization. Information technology managed services agreements often provide response time guarantees, and include specified services within predictable flat rates. Partnering with a skilled information technology managed services provider can increase organizational efficiency and profitability, while minimizing security risks.

Cybersecurity managed services are a subset of information technology managed services, in which an outside vendor is retained to develop and manage efforts to improve an organization’s data security posture. This can include reviewing cybersecurity policies and procedures, performing regular vulnerability assessments and penetration testing, conducting cybersecurity training, and overseeing other cybersecurity efforts.