If a considerable proportion of your business operations are conducted via computer, it is likely that you use a range of software, such as a word processor, email client, accounting package and client relationship management tool. For every piece of software in an office there is usually a

With hard drive capacity growing exponentially and new methods of storing data appearing on the market all time, the world of computer crime prevention has naturally focused on keeping up with new technologies. However, for computer forensic analysts, whose job it is to extract legally

In recent years, initiatives such as Operation Ore have stepped up efforts to identify and prosecute those possessing indecent images of children in England and Wales. When a person is suspected of such an offence, the first action by the police is usually to confiscate all their computer

Forensic analysis has long been an important tool in policing. From the analysis of gunshot trajectories to the DNA testing of materials at crime scenes, forensics play an increasingly important part in gathering the evidence needed to solve crimes. But with the rise of the computer age, e-crime

Unfortunately one activity that is not suffering as a result of the credit crunch is identity theft. Identity theft is a multi-million pound criminal enterprise which not only nets millions for the perpetrators but causes distress and anguish for those who are victims to it. Computer Forensics

Computer Forensics, or Digital Forensics to give it another name, is something that in todays fast moving environment that has become as much part of policing as walking the beat or patrolling as part of a mobile unit. As technology progresses and it does so extremely quickly these days, so to do