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Remote Forensics is a unique architecture that suites a wide range of organisational types. Below you can find an indication of how the solution benefits different organisations.
Global Organisations
The Petrochemical industry faces disparate global risk, often in difficult to reach places such as oil rigs and refineries or bases in regional areas that present personal safety issues. Flying a forensic or data recovery specialist into those areas is always expensive and never swift.
...read more of this case study Digital Media frequently a target for IP thieves, needs to be alert to possible incidents and must be ready to respond instantly to preserve digital evidence. In the world of digital entertainment, time is of the essence and any delay in being able to review a suspects hard disk can mean the difference between stopping your latest software, game, album or film making it into the p2p community or having to mitigate the fact that it already has! Financial Markets heavily regulated and measured by the quality of their security, Banks, Insurance Firms and other financial organisations cannot be complacent when it comes to investigating potential issues but costs are always an issue. Remote Forensics enables organisations to respond faster, smarter and more cost effectively than traditional methods. Law Enforcement Having provided digital forensics services to the Law Enforcement community for many years, we know the kind of issues facing a busy forensics unit every day. Whether it's a lack of capacity, not enough analysts, geographic coverage or case prioritisation, there never seems to be enough hours in the day. Remote Forensics can significantly enhance existing LE forensics capabilities and enable a busy unit to be much more productive. For details of exciting ways that Remote Forensics can be used by the Law Enforcement (and other agencies) community please apply here using the contact form...stating clearly who you are and work for and we'll contact you with full details.
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...read more of this case study Digital Media frequently a target for IP thieves, needs to be alert to possible incidents and must be ready to respond instantly to preserve digital evidence. In the world of digital entertainment, time is of the essence and any delay in being able to review a suspects hard disk can mean the difference between stopping your latest software, game, album or film making it into the p2p community or having to mitigate the fact that it already has! Financial Markets heavily regulated and measured by the quality of their security, Banks, Insurance Firms and other financial organisations cannot be complacent when it comes to investigating potential issues but costs are always an issue. Remote Forensics enables organisations to respond faster, smarter and more cost effectively than traditional methods. Law Enforcement Having provided digital forensics services to the Law Enforcement community for many years, we know the kind of issues facing a busy forensics unit every day. Whether it's a lack of capacity, not enough analysts, geographic coverage or case prioritisation, there never seems to be enough hours in the day. Remote Forensics can significantly enhance existing LE forensics capabilities and enable a busy unit to be much more productive. For details of exciting ways that Remote Forensics can be used by the Law Enforcement (and other agencies) community please apply here using the contact form...stating clearly who you are and work for and we'll contact you with full details.
(your details will be verified.)
Digital Forensics Company
A well-established Risk Management company with multiple offices around the world has a digital forensic capability in 2 of those offices; London and New York. The staff spend a huge amount of time travelling to and from client sites.
When a case arises, they either fly an analyst from one of these two cities out to the site of the incident to image and then bring the images back to the lab to analyse. Or, they shipped the evidence back to London or New York via a point-to-point courier for imaging and analysis in the lab.
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