Iteon offers unrivaled expertise in computer forensics, security and electronic data recovery.  With Iteon’s help, law firms can conquer the world of electronic discovery and evidence.

If you have potential litigation that is going to hinge on data gathered from computers, call Iteon.  We go well beyond examining PC hard drives and basic forensic work, but we certainly perform the basics very well: sorting through a tremendous amount of electronic information; summarizing documents and identifying additional discoverable material; creating timelines; and preparing exhibits.  We have experience doing declarations and in depositions, and we are available as testifying and/or non-testifying expert witnesses.

On the more technical side, Iteon has extensive experience finding fragments and data from Yahoo, Hotmail and gMail accounts; recovering browsing histories (even if the user has attempted to erase data from the hard drive); rebuilding damaged servers; performing email, server, and log analysis; recovering data from RAIDs; analyzing subpoenaed data from ISPs and mail providers; developing chronologies of events based on actions performed on the computer; and creating clear and concise summaries of evidence that can be easily understood and cannot be attacked.

Iteon is especially good at showing when someone is not telling the truth and showing the order in which events happened.  Iteon uses a wide variety of tools (like Encase™) to dig deep into the metadata in mail, log files, cache files, and deleted space.  Iteon can find things on hard drives and networks that most IT staffs don’t realize exist.

While Iteon’s technical skill is unparalleled—just four of our many engineers have 70 years of experience among them—what really sets us apart is how we work.  We are used to tight deadlines, and we provide more than just a CD of data.  We put evidence together in a way that can be understood by anyone looking at it, and we can describe what we find to other technical people, attorneys, the court, and (when appropriate) non-technical executives who will likely need to make decisions based upon what we find.

At the end of the day, clients don’t call us back because we’re great at finding out what happened.  We are.  They call us back because we take care of the technology of forensics and security, we communicate well, and we take the challenge out of working with technology people.  An added bonus:  Because we work efficiently, clients often pay less for our services and get much more than they expect.