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Spend 30 minutes with us viewing our presentation
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The critical elements of Computer Forensics and Digital Discovery |
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How they can be used to expand and facilitate the discovery process |
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What makes Spectrum unique in the Computer Forensics and Digital Discovery profession |
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Email us today
for a copy of a key Spectrum Case Study. See the case-turning
evidence Spectrum's e-discovery and computer-forensic services
brought to one of our clients. You'll understand why it is
catching on.
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Computer Forensics and Digital Discovery Myths
Dispelling Myths of Digital Discovery and Computer Forensics
Myth: Paper-based discovery is still fine.
Reality: All but a fraction of the data created today is in digital format. Printing out material for review, without initial filtering, adds costs, creates a layer of inefficiency in terms of time and quality, and misses critical meta-data.
Legal malpractice issues relating to insufficient discovery will grow in importance (esp. vis-à-vis the revised FRCP) and as more states codify e-discovery procedures.
Myth: Too Expensive.
Reality: In the vast majority of situations, it is affordable, fast, and efficient in the hands of skilled practitioners.
Myth: Some Kind of Computer / Black-box Voodoo.
Reality: Computer forensics was developed to support law enforcement at the federal and state levels. These are robust, court-validated tools used at the highest levels of our government’s law enforcement.
Myth: My Client's IT Department Can Handle It.
Reality: Few IT departments are trained or equipped to properly deal with potential evidence. Spoliation from well-intended efforts is common.
An engagement with Spectrum will ensure these realities are met in a timely and value-conscious manner.
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