Computer Forensics

We, at i2, have a cadre of trained and experienced personnel in specialized areas such as forensics, security, data recovery and storage.

Specializing in cyber security, processing of recovered evidence, and interpretation of results, you our clients will be provided clear, succinct information at conclusion of our investigations.

• In legal cases, computer forensic techniques are frequently used to analyze computer systems belonging to defendants (in criminal cases) or litigants (in civil cases).
• To recover data in the event of a hardware or software failure.
• To analyze a computer system after a break-in, for example, to determine how the attacker gained access and what the attacker did.
• To gather evidence against an employee that an organization wishes to terminate.
• To gain information about how computer systems work for the purpose of debugging, performance optimization, or reverse-engineering.

Special measures should be taken when conducting a forensic investigation if it is desired for the results to be used in a court of law. One of the most important measures is to assure that the evidence has been accurately collected and that there is a clear chain of custody from the scene of the crime to the investigator---and ultimately to the court.