Introduction

Whether used in the conduct of crime or, indeed, the 'victim' of crime, Information and Communications Technology (ICT) equipments are often material to the investigation of crime and need specialist forensics analysis if remedial action is to be successful.  Not only is the technology associated with this forensic analysis specific to the situation but the processes associated with such investigation must also be undertaken with due regard to legal requirements; whilst companies may not initially consider the need for legal action, preferring administrative action instead, investigation often leads, by necessity, to Law Enforcement involvement.

Conduct

Hereford InfoSec is able to aid in the lawful seizure of Hi-Tech crime evidence, fully in compliance with the Association of Chief Police Officers' guidelines, and to undertake investigations and reporting in respect of such crime.  Hereford InfoSec personnel are trained and equipped to undertake analysis of computer hardware, mobile/smart telephones and allied technologies such as digital cameras and media players.