What is Computer Forensics?
For almost as long as computers and the Internet have been around, there have been computer criminals. Computer forensics, sometimes also called computer forensic science, is the field that investigates computer crimes, such as identity theft and data theft. Basically, it is a computer forensic specialist’s job to catch cybercriminals.

A Career as a Computer Forensic Investigator
A computer forensic investigator specializes in recovering and analyzing data found on computers in investigations. The information they find is usually evidence and can be used in the prosecution of a criminal.

Forensic Network Service
It is almost impossible to find online crimes that cannot use computer forensics services. Any information that is transmitted along with the help of computers, fax machines and cellular phones, to name a few, you can access, analyze and report to the expert computer forensics.

Flashback Data Named as First Ever Non-governmental Computer Forensics Laboratory Accredited Under ASCLD/LAB International Program
Flashback Data is the first ever non-governmental lab accredited for computer forensics under ASCLD/LAB International Accreditation Program. The company joins a short list of digital evidence laboratories accredited under the program, including those owned by the F.B.I. and state and county law enforcement.

Computer Forensics and E-Discovery Tool Awarded Two Patents
SunBlock Systems has developed a tool that will make data recovery and electronic discovery fast and easy, removing the complexities often associated with e-discovery and computer forensics.

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