Computer Forensics Company Develops New Approach to e-Discovery
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This data is then indexed and provided to the firm on a turnkey system complete with the required analysis technology features -- the Womble Box.### Boulder, CO, January 05, 2006 --( PR.com )-- Electronic Discovery and Computer Forensics for small to mid-size law firms is often out of reach in both price and complexity.Consequently, opportunities for anti-litigation and settlement through the acquisition of direct evidence is lost for many practitioners of civil and criminal law.CITSF (CITSF.COM) has developed a proprietary methodology known as "Womble" that allows access to this information through the combination of expert support and a low-capital investment.Womble leverages the best-of-breed indexing solutions available for desktop e-discovery and combines that with a certified, forensically sound approach to obtaining direct evidence from almost any electronic device; this includes computers, PDAs, cell-phones, and smart cards.Using the methodology, the examiner works with the law firm to determine the field of information in interest, retrieves that data from all areas of the disk, including deleted and unallocated areas.The user is then trained on how to perform refined searching and supported throughout the process, allowing the lawyers team to perform highly-efficient, targeted, e-discovery investigations.Please call Carol Stimmel at carol.stimmel@gmail.com for more information about the Womble technology and how it can benefit your needs.### Contact Information Computer Intelligence through the Study of Forensics Carol Stimmel 303-819-2068 www.citsf.com Click here to view the company profile of Computer Intelligence through the Study of Forensics Click here to view the list of recent Press Releases from Computer Intelligence through the Study of Forensics