M Private Investigations Ltd Computer hacking
Computer Forensic Service Call 020 3930 3233 to speak to a computer security advisor or contact us securely here Email us at: info@mprivateinvestigations.co.uk
When you believe your computer, mobile device, or wireless network has been compromised.
Nowadays, hackers are growing more and more skilled, attacking not only major targets but also smaller businesses and individuals.
It is quite a shock to learn that your computer or mobile phone has been hacked as a user of a corporate, personal computer, or mobile device. This puts at risk your identity, banking information, private photos, sensitive data, and other information about you, your family, or your company that could be used to steal your identity or that of your company, harm your reputation and good credit rating, and steal your good name.
This implies that hackers can still reach you even if you are a small business without a sophisticated IT division.
To prevent things from getting worse, it's critical to understand how to determine if you have been hacked.
Examining digital devices having an operating system for hacking attempts, such as computers, smartphones, and other devices, is known as computer forensics. Experts at the M Private Investigations Forensics do a forensic examination of your device to look for any signs of hacking or breach, including rootkits, trojans, malware, and infected system files. We can then find the evidence, examine it, and provide our conclusions in a reliable, legally-compliant computer forensics report that complies with the law. When a computer is thought to have been hacked, we will use all of our knowledge and cutting-edge digital forensic techniques to track down and identify the hackers.
In addition to user identities, email addresses, GPS data, wired or wireless networks, and other information, the forensic findings may also contain the IP address of the computer or mobile device they utilised.
The location, the platforms used, and any pseudonyms or fake IDs they may have employed to obfuscate their activities are further pieces of information. For instance, a digital forensic expert may examine multiple sources, such as registry, event logs, and memory dumps on Microsoft Windows-based systems, among other things, to look for signs indicative of various hacking techniques used to infiltrate the client's computer system. The expert, in this case, will examine a variety of areas to find and identify plus examine the activity of any suspicious connections, malware, rootkits, or scripts.
Our specialised private investigator's fields of computer forensics are investigations using digital forensics for providing evidence are Criminal, corporate, and tribunal expert witnesses in cases such as Insider trading, theft of intellectual property, gross misconduct, employment disputes, computer compromise and forgeries, harassment, hacking, fraud, and threats of violence.
Computer Forensics Legal Sectors in Business, Criminal & Civil Law
Services for management or directors within businesses, or civil law firms who handle internal or contentious non-criminal issues.
Criminal Legal Sector
Services for persons working in the criminal justice system as defence or prosecution counsel, such as solicitors, or barristers.
Computer Forensic Evidence includes but is not limited to:
Internet Usage
Internet Lookups
Personal Email Online Cloud Storage USB Storage Devices File and Folder Access
Deleted Emails & Files
Detection of Malicious Activity
Rogue Software Recorded Locations
The evidence-based facts of our private investigator findings frequently discover an illegal activity or other undesirable activity that can be legally used in divorce, court, or employment proceedings to instantly terminate an employee legally or force a ruling in your favour.
This typically comes down to a subject visiting unsuitable websites for example pornography, racism, extremism, terrorism, collaboration, gambling, online dating, catfishing, and eWhoring (a term used by offenders to refer to a social engineering technique where they imitate partners in virtual sexual encounters )
Computer forensics also provides evidence that a worker or persons have been accessing confidential corporate firm or business information without authorised access.
Acceptable evidence in a legal proceeding
Please note that any such digital evidence must be gathered by an expert who has the necessary training, equipment, and expertise. All of these are required to convince a court that the evidence presented was not unintentionally or intentionally tampered with, altered, or otherwise manipulated. The end consequence is typical that the evidence is not allowed to be used in court so inadmissible. For example, unless the information has been properly checked, formatted, explained, and presented in an expert witness report, it cannot be used in an employment tribunal.
Our specialised private investigator's fields of computer forensics are investigations using digital forensics for providing evidence are Criminal, corporate, and tribunal expert witnesses in cases such as Insider trading, theft of intellectual property, gross misconduct, employment disputes, computer compromise and forgeries, harassment, hacking, fraud, and threats of violence.
Important - Please check the level of experience the investigator and report writer have.
A junior investigator with less than 8 years of experience of consistent work in computer forensics could miss important evidence or make errors that could cause your case to collapse when examined by an opposing expert in court or at the tribunal.
Many of our forensic private investigators have a previous life working in the police service so have worked on thousands of different types of cases that are under investigation. These specialised private investigators have over 10 years of experience in the field of digital forensics, and few examiners in the U.K. have the same level of experience that is trusted by law firms, corporations, governments, local authorities, businesses, celebrities, and high-net-worth individuals in the U.K. and all around the world.
Ready to progress? Please complete a few details on the form so we can arrange for your no-obligation consultation to understand your case and objectives.
After the consultation is Collection
A computer, laptop, tablet, or mobile phone is transformed into a forensic copy. We will set up a point-to-point driver to pick up the device and bring it right to the forensic laboratory. We can also come to your home, law firm, or place of business and then take a copy of the device if you so wish.
What we do Next
The forensic copy of the device is used to extract user activity on what users did, when, and how they did this including information about websites visited, files opened, USB drives connected, and other evidence.
How we Investigate
The retrieved data is examined by our computer forensics expert, who prepares a dossier of user activity that may be pertinent to your case.
Then, you receive an easy-to-read spreadsheet plus a written no jargon expert report that categories and displays all user activity to utilise your inside knowledge of your company or your case to find further pertinent information.
Your Report
An expert report is created once the inquiry is over. Your consultation with our expert forensic analyst will then discuss which information is pertinent to your case so you can choose how you wish to proceed.
Immediate Action
If you would like to discuss your requirements please contact us so we can book your consultation appointment with a computer forensic investigator. If you prefer to email us the case matter please provide brief details in the contact form below and we will respond.
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Private Client Commercial Technical Legal Services About Us Contact Phone. 020 3930 3233 Email. info@mprivateinvestigations.co.uk M Private Investigations Ltd 191 - 193 High Street, Hampton Hill, Middlesex, TW12 1NL Data Protection Number ZA135954 The Principal of M Private Investigations Ltd is a member of the Association of British Investigators, which is working with the Law Society of England & Wales and is included in the Law Society of Scotland Approved Supplier Scheme
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