Acquire and securely store electronic data from digital computers, storage media, cell phones, mobile devices, and cloud-based sources in a legally sound, defensible manner.

Examine and analyze electronic data obtained from digital media to recover, identify, preserve, report, and present facts about the digital information.

Examine and analyze electronic data obtained from cell phones and mobile devices to recover, identify, preserve, and present facts about the digital information.

Examine and analyze e-mails to understand and report factual information on the sender, receiver, message content, message threading, subject matter, and timestamp of electronic communication.

Collect, aggregate, and examine electronic information originating from the use of social media platforms and on-line data sources.

Use of sophisticated tools or techniques to acquire, analyze, and report on digital information from electronic memory chips in computer systems, cell phones, and mobile devices.

Provide court appointed, litigant neutral digital forensic services for computers, cell phones, mobile devices, e-mail, and electronic memory devices.

Review, process, filter, recover, aggregate, and interpret digital data for the purpose of preparing a factual, logical, and written report of the findings.

Provide expert legal testimony about ESI and the processing of ESI obtained from computers, storage media, mobile devices, cell phones, and various electronic devices.

Instructor led courses designed to provide a solid foundation of the digital forensic process and the use of advanced technologies for acquiring and analyzing electronic information.