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Computer Forensics

PC Recovery Digital Forensics is a Lafayette, Louisiana based company that provides digital forensics services, e-Discovery Support and Litigation Support services.

All our Digital Forensics Specialists are highly experienced computer professionals, certified in Computer Forensics and trained to conduct the most thorough examinations, while maintaining the integrity of the evidence, upholding high security measures and Chain Of Custody logging. We follow the Department of Justice's guidelines on searching, seizing, and handling digital evidence.

PC Recovery Digital Forensics can gather data from a wide range of media/devices, including all types of hard drives, including RAID system, floppy diskettes, zip disks, tapes, PDAs, CDs and DVDs, USB and other removable drives, digital cameras and recorders, flash cards, network servers, and cell phones.

Give us a call today at 337-326-4295 to discuss your case.

We are located at:

102 Westmark Blvd, Ste 2-C

Lafayette, LA 70506

(337) 326-4295

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PCR Digital Forensics Services Include:

  • Recovering files from damaged operating systems or hardware.
  • Forensic imaging/bit-wise copies of original media.
  • Recovering data from systems when an attempt has been made to sabotage, hide, delete, overwrite or steal information.
  • Recover deleted email, documents or databases.
  • Keyword searches to reveal locations of otherwise unrecoverable data.
  • Recovery of files whose type has been hidden by renaming the extension.
  • Internet usage and search history, including URL’s typed manually by user, instant messaging and other logs.
  • Explicit image detection.
  • Virus, Spyware, Trojan and other malware analysis.
  • Analysis of specific users’ activities including login dates and times.
  • Producing declarations, affidavits and other reports.

Legal Notice

Information contained on this website is not intended as legal or other professional advice but is only intended to be a starting point for research on the subject of digital forensics, e-Discovery and other related topics.