What do computer forensic experts do?
Computer Forensics Lab experts identify, discover, recover and analyse digital evidence from all types digital devices such as computers, networks, mobiles phones, hard drives, memory sticks, memory cards, audio and video recorders, CCTV cameras, cloud computers and virtualised environments. We can uncover digital evidence in all cases related to fraud, information theft, network intrusion, employee internet abuse, cyber crime and other computer security breaches. Computer forensics or IT forensics also can cover a number of areas related to IT security, such as pen testing and security audit to ensure all vulnerabilities are discovered, reported and eliminated. Computer Forensics Lab digital forensic team have extensive experience in conducting investigations for law firms, law enforcement, public bodies and businesses as well as private individuals or anyone targeted by cybercrime.
What are Computer Forensics Lab’s areas of expertise?
Our areas of expertise include mobile forensics, computer forensics, cybercrime expert, hacking investigation, computer hacking, mobile phone forensics, cell site data analysis, digital forensics, digital document examination, corporate digital forensic investigations, data breach investigation, expert witness service, forensic computing, certified computer forensics examination and digital forensics examination of any digital asset.
Keywords and definitions:
Computer Forensics Consultant: Someone who has deep knowledge of computer forensics and is able to provide consultancy, training and support to the to the computer forensic team.
Computer Forensics Examiner: Someone who has a good knowledge of computer forensics and is able to image, image and examine digital devices which are subjected to forensic examination. Computer forensics examiner is also responsible for writing a report based on his or her findings. Computer forensics examiners report to the Chief Computer Forensics Consultant.
Computer Forensics Experts: Someone who has excellent knowledge of computers, mobile phones and their operating systems. Computer forensics experts have a good command of all the digital artefacts in various operating systems used in digital devices such as Windows, Linux, MacOS, Android and iOS. They can be called to testify in courts and answer questions about the digital forensics report produced by computer forensics examiners.
Computer Forensics Specialists: Someone specialising in computer forensics and helps computer forensics examiners in drafting the final report. Computer forensics specialists in fact act as assistants to other members of the digital forensic team.
Digital Forensic Consultant: Someone who has deep knowledge of digital forensics and is able to provide consultancy, training and support to the to the digital forensic team.
Digital Forensic Expert: Someone who has excellent knowledge of computers, mobile phones and their operating systems. Digital forensics experts have a good command of all the digital artefacts in various operating systems used in digital devices such as Windows, Linux, MacOS, Android and iOS. They can be called to testify in courts and answer questions about the computer forensics report produced by computer forensics examiners.
Digital Forensics Examiner: Someone who has a good knowledge of computer forensics and is able to image, image and examine digital devices which are subjected to forensic examination. Digital forensics examiner is also responsible for writing a report based on his or her findings. Digital forensics examiners report to the Chief Computer Forensics Consultant.
Digital Forensics Investigator: Someone with an investigative mind who connects all the dots and leads found and examined by the digital forensics team. Digital forensics investigators behave like digital detectives questioning and rationalising all the findings.
Forensic Computer Specialist: Someone specialising in forensic computing and helps computer forensics examiners in drafting the final report. Forensics computer specialists in fact act as assistants to other members of the digital forensic team.
Forensic Computing Expert: Someone who has a good command of forensic computing and has expert-level knowledge of computers, mobile phones, smart appliances, networks and cloud computing.
Forensic Computing Specialist: Same as forensic computer specialist
Mobile Forensics Expert: A mobile forensics experts is someone who is an expert in iOS and Android operating systems for mobile phones and has expert knowledge of mobile phones digital artefacts.
Mobile Forensics Specialist: Same as mobile forensic expert.
Cloud Computing Forensics Expert: Someone who has deep knowledge cloud computing environments and assets.
Virtual Computing Forensics Specialist: Someone who has expertise in virtual computing devies such as virtual machines.