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Hard drives forensic examiners tackle may be as little as 20
gigabytes, or some newer drives are 250 gigabytes, even up to
750 gigabytes.
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Computer forensic examiners, using special computer forensic
software, first acquire an image of the target media, then do an
analysis.
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A lot of the evidence you seek will not be visible to the untrained eye. You won’t find it in a Word document by using Windows Explorer, or by starting a program from a shortcut on the desktop.
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In short...
TAC Forensics and Investigations is a full-service investigative
firm specializing in computer, cell phone and PDA forensics. We
are committed to provide excellent, timely services, with
integrity and ethics as our watchwords in every investigative
step.
Private Investigations
We service attorneys, private investigators, corporations,
small businesses and law enforcement agencies. Our seasoned
computer crime investigators/forensic analysts know how to
properly handle critical evidence, how to safeguard sensitive
materials, and put together forensic investigations reports that
easily distill complex digital evidence so the customer doesn't
have to strain to interpret its meaning or apply the evidence
discovered.
If you need immediate, in-depth reporting to resolve a concern or work a case that will stand up in court, you can rely on our expertise. We specialize in quick-turnaround investigations that provide you results to move on a resolution very quickly.
We are
Fully insured by Brownyard Programs, Ltd.
 TAC Forensics and Investigation private investigators provide our clients with accurate answers to their questions in a professional, cost-effective and confidential manner. By hiring us to work your case, you are getting the assistance of a professional with excellent knowledge, skills and an attitude to fulfill every assignment to your satisfaction.
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Preservation and analysis
- Make exact image copies of hard drives, floppy disks, zip disks, CD ROMs and other media
- Crack passwords
- Search for keywords of the investigation
- Find and recover documents, digital photos, e-mail, financial information and other evidentiary materials
- Recover data whether it was deleted accidentally or intentionally
- Put discovered digital evidence on a timeline, when possible (date the document was created or deleted, date the e-mail was sent, etc.)
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