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| Document Forensics |
| For some time, the forensics world has known that there is more valuable forensics data stored in documents than the host application allows you to see. For example, a Microsoft Word® document can contain a whole host of information pertaining to the computer and author of the document and those viewing it.
This information is known as "metadata" and it can provide very important evidential material.
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 The internet has become the medium that many criminal are using to perpetrate crimes. As the internet pervades all aspects of our lives these days, it also touches many, if not all, areas where incidents can occur.
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From identifying the data to be captured through to providing expert witness services in court, Evidence Talks have been serving the companies and organisations of the world with our digital forensic and computer forensics expertise since 1993.
Not so long ago, a PDA or mobile phone would only be found in a senior executives briefcase. Now these ubiquitous accessories are in everyone's pockets. And so are the risks.
In the event of logical damage, we have the capability to recover data from all types of digital media including all RAID configurations.
