Forensic Data Recovery for Louisiana

When a hard drive or server fails and suspected evidence is located on it, we repair the drive or rebuild the RAID array so a forensic image can be acquired. After recovering the data a computer forensic investigator can analyze it to locate the evidence you need. This is called forensic data recovery which also includes keeping a strict chain of custody.

In many cases, Federal and state law enforcement need to capture a forensic image of a failed hard drive or RAID. When they do, they trust us to perform the forensic data recovery, complete a forensic image and return it to them so they can proceed with their own investigation.

Chain of Custody

From the time we receive the media to the time we ship the results back, chain of custody is upheld throughout the process. Since this is a Forensic Data Recovery, our most senior individuals on our staff are the only ones that have access to the media. This allows for an efficient recovery and limits amount of individuals that have contact with the evidence.

Types of Media Data Can be Recovered From:

Tape formats such as LTO, DLT, DAT QIC, SLR, DC600, Travan, AIT, Exabyte and Backup formats like ARCserve, Backup Exec, Retrospect, Novell Sbackup, Legato Networker contain data our Forensic and Data Recovery engineers have experience with.

Interfaces such as SCSI, IDE, SATA, FC, RAID, External Hard Drives, Cell Phones, PDAs, Laptops, Desktop computers, Fire-wire, ESDI ST506, PCMCIA, Flash cards and others are within our areas of expertise.

If evidence or data was lost because of human error, hardware failure or malicious acts, our Louisiana computer forensics, forensic data recovery & electronic discovery teams can help you get it back.

Call us at 866.237.0454