This service is available to Lawyers , Banks, Financial institutions, Police Forces, Governmental Departments and personnel home users. J.Y. Data Recovery Services can retrieve evidence across the whole computer activities commerce frond without damaging or altering the original data.
The data can be recovered from deleted, hidden files, password-protected files, encrypted or damaged file structures. All company issues related to the use of a computer forensics examiner are private and disclosed only to the proper people.
The digital evidence can be found in computer hard disk pen drive memory card etc where digital evidence found.
Data Deleted automatically, accidentally and intentionally can only be recovered with the help of data recovery expertise. Thus, We provide computer forensics services as an add-on to get those traces of data from computers, which can help tracking any suspected digital activity.
Computer/Cyber forensics is used to recover the data traces such as Files, Accounting Details, Internet Browsing History, Password Protected Data etc in order to convert and prove them as facts. As, when a file, folder or drive is deleted or formatted, the data still remain there in a traceable form. Data Recovery utilizes this methodology to recover those data files for using them as digital evidences to reach at a validated conclusion.
The original digital evidence must NEVER be tampered with or altered. As far as I practical- investigation must work on image/clone of the original evidence.
Due to the confidential nature of this Data Recovery Solutions,J.Y.data Recovery Services recommend that you contact directly to explain your situation.
The most common goal of performing forensics is to gain a better understanding of an event of interest by finding and analyzing the facts related to that event. As described in forensics may be needed in many different situations, such as evidence collection for legal proceedings and internal disciplinary actions, and handling of malware incidents and unusual operational problems. Regardless ofthe need, forensics should be performed using the four-phase process , The exact details of these steps may vary based on the specific need for forensics; guidelines, and procedures should indicate any variations from the standard procedure.
In the second phase, examination, forensic tools and techniques appropriate to the types of data that were collected are executed to identify and extract the relevant information from the collected data while protecting its integrity. Examination may use a combination of automated tools and manual processes. The next phase, analysis, involves analyzing the results of the examination to derive useful information that addresses the questions that were the impetus for performing the collection and examination. The final phase involves reporting the results of the analysis,
which may include describing the actions performed, determining what other actions need to be performed, and recommending improvements to policies, guidelines, procedures, tools, and other aspects of the forensic process.
