On 22nd June, 2011, the technician from IT Departments of a ship-building company came to Mr. Gradley in a hurry and said, “I don’t know what’s going on. Today the server cannot start up”, as soon as Mr.

Computer forensics is the generic name that we use for the analysis and reporting on our findings from the forensic analysis of all computer or digital-related media. This not only includes PC/Laptop or Server hard drives but also other storage devices such as USB drives, MP3 players, memory cards, SIMS and data gathered via network analysis. All types of operating systems can be analysed, from DOS and Microsoft Windows-based, through to MAC, UNIX variants, and those utilising more obscure systems.

A Data Disaster Can Occur Anywhere, Anytime When the subject of natural or man-made disasters comes up, a common and very human reaction is to assume, “It won't happen to me.” Unfortunately for many small business owners and IT managers, this is an assumption they've lived to regret. Each year, according to the Business Continuity Institute, about one in five businesses faces a major disruption such as data loss due to power outage or a natural disaster that destroys an office. Yes, the consequences can be devastating