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"Recovering Digital Evidence" Introducing eFor, Inc. The partners at eFor, Inc. work with civil and criminal prosecutors to help them gather information hidden in computers that is critical to the success of their discovery process and investigations. As computer forensics experts, eFor, Inc. partners are trained to preserve, identify, extract, recover, analyze and document electronic files and data that can be admitted as evidence in civil or criminal proceedings. In addition to being masters of digital discovery, eFor, Inc. experts use court approved tools and processes to avoid destroying evidence, unintentionally undermining a case or creating legal exposure by jeopardizing the admissibility of evidence produced during the forensic examination. eFor, Inc. partners are trained to assist with employee litigation, intellectual property theft, Internet fraud, email abuse, and marital/custody investigations. We can recreate nearly any information recorded on a computer even if the user attempted to reformat, delete, overwrite, hide, or even password protect files. · Recovery of documents, spreadsheets, images and more · All computer systems from PCs and laptops to nationwide networks · Recovery of emails and path across the internet from the original sender including anonymous email · Chat session reconstruction · Internet browsing history with historical timeline · Complete chain of custody and evidence preservation eFor, Inc. experts are also available to counsel attorneys and their clients regarding all technological aspects of gathering and analyzing data stored on digital media, provide expert testimony, challenge opponent's testimony, assist in depositions of technical personnel, and provide recovered information to share with others involved in the case. Introducing the Partners at eFor, Incorporated Dave Townsend, CEO Dave brings to eFor, Inc. his 20 years of police & detective experience, including many high profile assignments with the Silicon Valley High Tech Crimes Task Force and the FBI. Dave has a Top Secret clearance as well as being a licensed Private Investigator. Amongst the professional organizations Dave belongs to are: HTCIA, CALI, and IACSP. Additionally, Dave has been trained in several Computer Forensics systems. Dave is a California POST computer crimes expert. He has licensed versions of EnCase as well as NTI software for forensics and recovering passwords. Jaime Florence Jaime started his sleuthing practice by finding bugs in software and networks for Ebay, The Learning Company, Broderbund and Tartus Development. After 7 years honing his proficiency in finding the holes in operating systems like Mac, Unix, Linux, Windows 9x, NT, XP & Windows 2000, and in development languages like HTML, JavaScript, C++, and Java, he turned his focus to using his expertise to recover lost and hidden data in those same systems and platforms. Jaime received formal Forensics certification from NTI and from Guidance Software in Forensic Examination using EnCase. Philip Florence Philip started coding in 1959—no, that's not a typo. In the last 25 years he has held senior management positions with Wang, Microsoft, Ashton-Tate, Novell, and Flycast. Among his achievements he can list having created and sold an early version of DOS to IBM and created version 1.0 of Microsoft's Excel. Philip has received formal forensics training from NTI. | |||||||||||||||
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