Forensic Investigation

Forensic science, also known as criminalistics, is the application of science to criminal and civil laws, mainly—on the criminal side—during criminal investigation, as governed by the legal standards of admissible evidence and criminal procedure.

Under Forensic we cover four aspects

• Finger Prints : Our forensic team takes finger prints from any availaible object and match it with availaible records or new records.
• Handwriting Verification : We can verify the sample handwriting with any other available hadnwritten document.
• Signature Verification: Two signatures can be matched to identify whether it belongs to the same person or not.
• Voice Analysis : Two voices can be analsyed and matched to identifty the speaker.

Collect trace materials (especially from probable points of entry) Collect low-level DNA evidence by swabbing areas of likely contact. Collect other items that may contain biological evidence. Locate and collect latent fingerprints.All of our examiners are Certified Computer Forensic Specialists and have years of experience in the field. Our Computer Forensic Systems Analysts have designed plans and computer forensic tools to extract and correlate data from some of the largest and most complex systems in the world and our experience and ability to handle the newest technologies to legacy systems is unchallenged.

Our facilities have fully equipped Computer Forensic Labs, Computer Evidence Storage Facilities and, in some cases, Clean Rooms allowing the  Team to handle any Computer Forensic situation or type of data or media. We now offer Depot Services, a cost effective and fast way for any organization to get the results they need economically.

there are a wide range of disciplines within criminal law which forensics can fall into. Some examples include murder forensics and assaults, DNA forensics for sexual offences, firearms forensics and ammunition, forensic fire investigation and arson.

Internet forensics investigations are used when you need to identify someone on the Internet, when you have been defrauded on the Internet, when you have been stalked on the Internet, when you have been impersonated on the Internet, or when you need to know what activities an individual has been involved in on the Internet. They are also used when you believe someone is posting malicious or damaging information about you or your business. Regardless of the nature of the threat we can help you reach a satisfying conclusion.