Computer forensics is the methodical examination of digital media to establish factual evidence of illegal unauthorised activities. IntaForensics are able to conduct Computer Forensic Analysis on all types of media, due to extensive experience and access to a  variety of specialist computer forensics tools.

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IntaForensics follow meticulous quality assurance guidelines for the computer forensics sector, which includes the use of an auditable trail and peer approved processes to ensure that evidence is analysed and maintained for unprecedented levels of excellence. Therefore the accuracy of the copied data is verified, with step-by-step documentation of the complete analysis process that is in “to the letter” constancy to the handling of computer based evidence that is advised by the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) guidelines.

We offer Computer Forensics services, including ‘Imaging Only’ (Forensic Image of digital media; preserving the integrity of the data for a later date), ‘Preview Computer Forensic Analysis’ (searching devices for readily retrievable data), or ‘Full Computer Forensic’ Analysis (a comprehensive analysis of the device)

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