Technical Resource Center

At times, simply preserving evidence for potential future litigation may be all that is necessary. TRC specializes in large collections (over 50 computers) but can assist with any size forensics preservation. Windows based computers, Apple Mac devices, and mobile devices (cell phones and tablets) can be collected, forensically preserved (including... Chain of Custody), and returned to service quickly and professionally. Corrupted Operating System? Deleted photographs? Lost data? Our technicians can restore data from damaged computer hard drives, cell phones, and USB devices and get you back to work quickly. Data Recovery can be a cost effective method to restore damaged devices as opposed to recreating business data and sometimes it can be the only solution to recover the lost memories found in deleted photos. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. What exactly is Computer Forensics? Computer Forensics is the use of specialized techniques for the preservation, identification, extraction, authentication, examination, analysis, interpretation and documentation of digital information. Computer forensics comes into play when a case involves issues relating to the reconstruction of computer system usage, examination of residual data, authentication of data by technical analysis or explanation of technical features of data and computer usage. Computer Forensics requires specialized expertise that generally goes beyond normal data collection and preservation techniques available to end-users or system support personnel. What is Chain of Custody/Chain of Evidence? Chain of custody is the record of the custodial history of evidence. The Chain of Custody shows, "WHO had access to WHAT and WHEN did they have it." Chain of Evidence or authentication is the record of the collection, processing, and analysis of digital evidence. It proves that the presented evidence is unequivocally derived from the acquired digital information. What is a Forensics Image? A forensics image (sometimes called a ...Read More