All crime is becoming e-crime

As many investigations now mean seizing any number of suspects’ digital devices for examination, forces are coming to terms with the dilemma that is how to manage the rapid growth in data passing through hightech crime units (HTCUs) without increasing the size of the teams to match the scale of the task.

Kit puts digital forensics into the field

Spektor OS, Dell Mobile Forensics Unit can save time on investigations. It is a digital world and let's pretend, for now, that you are a digital criminal.

Forensic computer team save student's thesis

City woman saved from degree deadline disaster

Forensics tool lets Florida police gather digital evidence at the scene

Mobile system quickly pulls data from PCs, handhelds. Crimefighting in the 21st century involves an increasing amount of evidence popping up in electronic devices,  everything from personal computers to smart phones and removable flash drives. But many police departments and law enforcement organizations have been relying on slow, lab-based 20th century methods that can take months to extract the evidence.

Spektor Forensic Discovery for evidential computer investigations

Legal firms now have access to a forensic computing tool that enables the collection and analysis of data whilst preserving the chain of evidence

First forensic probe of remote computer using mobile phone

First forensic probe of remote computer using mobile phone

The black art of digital forensics

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