Certified CSI, LLC - Certified Cyber Security Investigators - Computer Forensics Services: e-Evidence Discovery, Password Cracking, Disk Duplication, Expert Witness, Computer Forensics Training, CCE, CHFI, CEH

e-Evidence

What is e-Evidence?

It is estimated that 93% of all communications now take place in some electronic format. The amound of emails sent in the US daily surpasses the amount of letters delivered daily by the USPS!

This means that the evidence you may need to defend a case may actually be Electronic Evidence - or e-Evidence.

e-Evidence is different than other types of evidence, in that it is extremely fragile and can be altered easily, either maliciously or by mistake. You need a trained,certified computer forensics professional to discover, preserve, protect and identify this e-Evidence so that it can be used in a court of law.

Our Certified Cyber Security Investigators are trained to retrieve e-Evidence from all sorts of digital medium. They can resurrect deleted files, crack password-protected files and find hidden files...

Expert Witness Testimony

Certified CSI, LLC provides a full Expert Witness services to Law Firms located anywhere in the United States.

Our Certified Forensics Investigators will illustrate the electronic discovery process in layman's terms. The evidence collected will be presented, along with the methodologies, procedures and policies that were used to preserve, locate and protect the e-Evidence that supports your case.

Our Certified Forensics Investigators are also trained technical instructors, and are used to explain complex technical topics in plain English to both technical and non-technical audiences.

Our Certified Forensics Investigators are recognized technical experts who hold multiple IT certifications, including the prestigious CISSP, MCSE and CEH. They have authored technical books on such topics as Network Security, Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer curriculum, and Cisco routing and switching among others.

Contact us today for more information. Please remember that email is inherently insecure. Therefore, please refrain from including any confidential information in your emails.