Business and Corporations                                  

Evidence of a crime or violations of company policy that may be on an employee's computer, are very fragile and can be deleted with various software programs.  The manner in which a company responds to complaints or allegations is crucial for protecting company assets, potential employee termination, or even criminal prosecution.  

East Valley Computer Forensics assists your company with these issues by imaging and analyzing suspect computers.  The analysis details Internet histories, downloads, images, e-mails, and instant messages.   If theft or embezzlement is a concern, computer forensics can be used to obtain evidence for civil or criminal prosecution. We will collect evidence from a cellular phone or personal digital assistant (PDA) and can present the data in a report format. 

 Attorneys

Recent studies confirm that more than 90 percent of all documents produced since 1999 were created in a digital format.  East Valley Computer Forensics assists law firms with the discovery and analysis of electronic documents which are secured and stored according to the rules of evidence.  We provide support to law firms with cases related to defamation, trade secret and intellectual property theft, sexual harassment in the workplace, fraud, breach of contract, and divorce proceedings.  East Valley Computer Forensics will testify at trial and provide the necessary background to secure the admission of digital evidence.

We respond to cases by imaging computer hard drive(s) on site, preserving potential evidence for possible civil and/or criminal action. Following a complete analysis and examination, a thorough report is provided to the law firm detailing specific findings.

Domestic Cases

East Valley Computer Forensics will assist individuals by imaging and analyzing home computers.  The focus of the analysis can reveal inappropriate e-mails, instant messages, pictures, Internet histories, or financial indiscretions.  The review and analysis can occur weeks or even months after a person has left the home.  This infomation is often used by spouses to make important life decisions or file future civil actions.