Byte Range Forensics, LLC
We Find Hidden Evidence
Computer and Mobile Forensic Specialist
OUR SERVICES
Forensic Analysis and/or Data Recovery
What types of information can possibly be found
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Location data
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Things a user asked a virtual assistant
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Search history
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Number of times the user searched a website
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What applications were used
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What files were opened
What can be located:
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Deleted data
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Evidence of wiping/destroying data
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When a program was run
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Metadata
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Installed Programs
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Encryption keys
Expert Testimony & Professional Reports
Regardless of if you are the plaintiff or defendant, in the hands of a skilled investigator, the data tells the truth. As an instructor of forensics, Denise Duffy can explain that truth to a judge or jury in an easy-to-understand format. She understands forensic concepts and can explain them in a way that is understandable to the non-forensic person.
Speaking Engagements
Allow Byte Range Forensics to come to your corporation, law firm, or business and demonstrate how your team can benefit from Digital Forensics. From proving data exfiltration to finding exculpatory evidence, digital forensics can be to your advantage.
On-site Group Training / Private Tutoring
Byte Range Forensics is equipped to teach all sizes on location or remotely. Please view one of our free tutorials for a preview of Denise Duffy’s teaching style and methods.
Who you Hire Matters
Comfortable in court settings, the owner of Byte Range, Forensic Specialist Denise Duffy, started analyzing digital media during her 25-year law enforcement career and continued on in the private sector upon retiring.
Denise currently teaches Computer Forensics to US and International law enforcement and private sector entities.
Denise Duffy currently holds a CFCE, Sec+, CEH, and over 40 other vendor and various forensic certifications. All Byte Range Forensic examiners have their CFCE (Certified Forensic Computer Examiner) certification authorized by The International Association of Computer Investigative specialists (IACIS.)
Why a CFCE certification Matters:
The CFCE certification process is extremely rigorous. It consists of an 80-hour class with additional labs, a four-month peer review phase consisting of practical problems, a Hard Drive practical exam problem, and a knowledge based objective test.
The CFCE is NOT a lifetime certification. Each certificate holder must retest every three years, in addition to providing proof of forty hours of Professional education, demonstrate that they are working in the field of forensics, or take three (3) proficiency tests.
Having the right certification is important, especially in a courtroom setting.
