Recovery Of Recently Printed But Not Saved Documents Now Possible

Our award winning and court tested software combined with the industry's leading computer forensic software tools allows our trained professionals to conduct powerful computer forensics investigations.

Further, the OnlineSecurity methodology allows for the examiner to perform these processes in a non-invasive manner, which means that not one byte of data is changed on the original evidence. The final reports and extracts will document the investigation results as well as the integrity of the original data with a clear and concise chain of custody report. This ensures the authentication of the examined electronic evidence in a court of law.

New techniques now allow for such sophisticated recoveries as "recently printed but not saved" documents.

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Cyber Terrorism Breakthrough In Finding Hidden Messages On The Internet

OnlineSecurity recently announced at the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Los Angeles it's breakthrough product development which detects images and sound files on the internet that have been modified by stegonagraphy. The intelligence community has long suspected Osama bin Laden and other terrorist organizations, underworld rackets, and drug cartels of communicating in the open on the internet by embedding hidden messages in publicly available image and sound files. This technique which is known as Steganography prevents law enforcement from monitoring communications between various parties within a clandestine organization. OnlineSecurity's product known as iProtect monitors the internet in real-time using a distributed computing model. Members of the public participate in the searches using spare computing power while their systems are idle. The iProtect program will be available free of charge and is expected to be downloaded by millions of internet users. Sponsorship opportunities are now available. Email us at info@onlinesecurity.com.

Book Your In-House Two-Hour CLE Seminar for 2002 Now!

OnlineSecurity is now accepting bookings for in-house CLE seminars which will cover topics ranging from digital evidence gathering and computer forensic analysis to current trends in information espionage. Sessions are priced by the number of associates or partners in attendance. Materials are provided for procedures and risks associated with Information Technology Case Management and Evidence Recovery. Case studies are presented which include real world examples of law firm intrusions, database compromise, Trojan Horses, internal fraud and foreign competitor sponsored espionage. more