About Computer Forensics Inc
Since its inception, Computer Forensics Inc. has maintained a longstanding partnership with Miller Computer Group. This collaboration harnesses Miller Computer Group’s distinguished programming expertise to enrich the services offered by Computer Forensics Inc. Together, we strive to deliver enhanced technological solutions and exceptional service to our clients.
- Investigations
- Litigations
- Prosecution | Plaintiff
- Criminal Cases
- Civil Cases
- Defendant | Respondent
I have worked with Computer Forensics Inc for several years in a wide variety of forensic cases. They always provide quality and professional service; the service they provide reflects their knowledge and experience in the field of forensic computer analysis.
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Our Vision
Our mission is centered on delivering high-quality forensic case reports that are reliable, accurate, and thorough. We understand the importance of precision and clear communication in forensic investigations to aid decision-making and support legal proceedings.
Our Methods
By incorporating the latest technology and adhering to strict protocols and best practice guidelines, we strive to provide comprehensive and unbiased reports that offer valuable insights to our clients.
Our Team
Our Computer Forensics team based in Clackamas Oregon is headed by president and founder, Roy Miller. In 1985 Roy Miller started his computer investigative career as Special Agent for the United States Air Force Office of Special Investigations AFOSI.
Computer Forensics Inc has conducted numerous computer evaluations for both criminal and civil cases. Computer Forensics Inc has worked both for the prosecution/plaintiff and the Defendant/Respondent.
While a Special Agent with the AFOSI, Roy Miller started practicing the specialized craft of Computer Forensics.
We are a team of passionate and dedicated professionals who specialize in computer forensics. With years of experience under our belts, we are committed to providing our clients with top-notch forensic research and analysis services. Our team prides itself on our meticulous attention to detail, as we know that every project we undertake could mean the difference between winning or losing a case. We are confident in our ability to deliver results, and we are always looking for new and exciting challenges to tackle. If you are in need of computer forensic services, we would be honored to work with you. Please do not hesitate to contact us to discuss your needs and how we can help.
Criminal and Civil litigations
Computer Forensics Inc is certified as computer experts in both Federal & State courts. We have been utilized in both Criminal and Civil litigations.
Service Focus Statement
At Computer Forensics Inc., our expertise lies specifically in computer forensics pertaining to civil and criminal cases. We are dedicated to providing professional analysis and support tailored to legal proceedings. Please note that we do not offer services for individual, family, or personal interests unrelated to court situations.
- Forensic analysis of the defendant’s phone data revealed time stamped messages and GPS coordinates placing them elsewhere at the time of the crime, providing substantial evidence of their innocence.
- Forensic analysis of data recovery disputed law enforcement findings, uncovering discrepancies and providing a clearer understanding of the situation. Resulting in the client’s involvement to be disproved.
- Forensic data analysis of the defendant’s hard drive provided compelling evidence directly correlating with the charges against them, strengthening the prosecution’s case.
- Forensic data analysis of the client’s phone provided crucial evidence in favor of the client, supporting their case and potentially exonerating them from the accusations.
- Law enforcement encountered difficulties in identifying relevant data or presenting evidence crucial to their case. However, our forensic team successfully obtained the device and meticulously analyzed it, uncovering all necessary data essential for the defendant’s case, thereby providing a comprehensive and compelling defense.
- The forensic examination of the defendant’s computer revealed a trail of incriminating evidence, including deleted emails, browser history, and encrypted files containing sensitive information, solidifying the prosecution’s case and confirming the defendant’s culpability beyond reasonable doubt.
- Despite forensic analysis ultimately proving the client’s guilt, it provided a thorough understanding of the case and events surrounding it. This comprehensive insight led to the client being granted the shortest sentencing allowed for the crime, taking into account all relevant factors uncovered during the analysis.
News & Announcements
Dash Camera Forensics
Oregon Forensic Investigation A dash camera, also known as a dashboard camera, is a type of video recording device that is designed to be mounted on the dashboard of a car or other vehicle. Dash cameras generally record continuously while the vehicle is in operation, allowing drivers to capture footage of any incidents that may occur on the road, including accidents, collisions, and even criminal activity. Some dash cameras are also equipped with features such
Smart Phone Forensics
Oregon Forensic Investigation Smartphones have revolutionized the way we communicate and access information. As such, forensic analysis of smartphones has become an integral component of digital forensics. Due to their portability and ubiquitousness, smartphones store a wealth of data that is invaluable to forensic investigations. From calls and text messages to social media activity and internet searches, the data that can be retrieved and analyzed from smartphones can hold critical evidence in a criminal investigation.
Why Do Hard Drives Fail?
Oregon Forensic Investigation There are two main hard drive options: traditional spinning hard disk drives (HDDs) or newer solid-state drives (SSDs). Each type has its own unique advantages and disadvantages. HDDs, for instance, use spinning magnetic disks to store data, which allows them to be cheaper and offer larger storage capacities. However, because of the moving parts involved in their operation, they are also slower and more prone to mechanical failure. In contrast, SSDs use