Digital forensics is the act of identifying, collecting, preserving, extracting, analyzing, and presenting or reporting opinions or facts about data stored in electronic form for legal purposes.
The tools and techniques used must be ready to withstand questioning in court.
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Have a cell phone you need data recovered from, examined or preserved? Cell Phone damaged and you need those precious family photos?
Deleted text messages may be hiding in bizarre places on that phone that you may never discover.
Make sure you have an expert that knows how to recover that sensitive data.
Digital Forensics is a technically complicated field. At Pulse Forensics we simplify the process.
From clear pricing to personal customer service, we strive to create the best possible experience for all of our customers, big or small.
At Pulse Forensics your case will be handled by a highly qualified individual.
Smartphone Forensics; How much does your cell phone really know about you? The world is celebrating the accelerated growth and advancement in technology like smartphones. Few people are aware of how much the latest and greatest technology can truly reveal about them. Smartphone and cell phone forensics has become such a crucial tool used by investigators. Smartphone forensics
Electronic Discovery (eDiscovery): What Is It And How It Can Help You? Electronic discovery or “e-discovery” refers to discovery of information stored in electronic format (often referred to as Electronically Stored Information, or ESI). The most common examples of the types of electronic stored information (ESI) include emails, instant messaging chats, text messages, documents, websites,
What is Computer forensics? What exactly is computer forensics? When people hear the term “computer forensics” they often have no idea what it means. Countless times I’ve found myself in an Uber or Lyft and I get asked by the driver what I do for a living. I tell them “Computer forensics” and I always get
Data Breach Reported At St. Francis A local medical provider in the Tulsa Area is dealing with the aftermath of a data breach. St. Francis Health System in Oklahoma is reporting that their systems have been hacked and patient data was stolen. Databreaches.net (a clearing house that reports information on data breaches) reports that “after working
Text Messages in Court – Admissible? We often get asked about the admissibility of text messages in a court of law. The short answer is yes, text messages can be admitted as evidence to a court of law, BUT you need to be careful. Most of us have watched “Judge Judy” or “Judge Brown” or
Keylogger and Monitoring Software – Legal? A call we get often is that from people is that someone (usually an ex-spouse) has installed monitoring software or keylogger on their computer or cell phone, if we can detect it, and what, if any are the legal implications of these types of software. These types of programs have
Cyber-Bullying Unfortunately Cyber-Bullying has been making headlines all over the news. This is a disturbing trend and as the use of electronic devices, communications and social media continues to grow, the sad truth is that this problem isn’t going away. I originally published this article on my old website. Some recent casework made me think
Password Crackers are software programs that can be used to discover someone’s password. There are several free ones available on the internet. Because of these types of programs it’s pretty commonplace to hear about weak passwords leading to a personal data breach. The advice to fix it usually goes something like this: Use a mix of
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. Contact: Mark Davis Office: 918-641-4729. Digital Forensics Company Launches Pulse Forensics announces the launch of a new digital forensics company. Pulse Forensics specializes in the collection, preservation, extraction, analysis and presentation of electronically stored information (ESI) on a wide range of devices, including computer and cell phones. Owner Mark Davis, Ph.D says
