BBC LLC
Computer Forensics
Careful, methodical examination of digital devices and data.
Overview
About Computer Forensics
When you need to understand what happened on a computer or storage device, the way evidence is handled matters. BBC LLC (Brian Baccus Consulting) provides computer forensics consulting to examine devices and data in a structured, documented manner.
Every engagement begins with a conversation about your situation and a quote before any examination. The time required depends on the operating system, the type of data and the volume involved, so scope is agreed up front.
Capabilities
What's included
Initial consultation
Understanding the questions you need answered and what devices are involved.
Preservation
Handling devices and data in a way that minimizes changes to the original.
Examination
Review of files, activity and system artifacts relevant to your questions.
Reporting
Documented findings in plain language.
How it works
Our process
- 1
Consultation & quote
We discuss your situation and provide a quote before examination begins.
- 2
Collection & preservation
Devices or data are collected and preserved.
- 3
Examination & report
The agreed examination is performed and findings are documented.
Who it's for
- Business owners and managers
- HR and operations teams
- Attorneys and their clients (consulting support)
- Individuals with personal device concerns
Benefits & deliverables
- A written quote and scope before work begins
- A findings report for the agreed scope
FAQ
Common questions
How long does an examination take?
It depends on the operating system, the type of data and the volume involved. An estimate is provided with your quote.
Should I keep using the device?
If possible, stop using it and avoid making changes until you have spoken with us, so information is preserved.
Is this the same as data recovery?
No. Data recovery focuses on retrieving files; forensics focuses on documenting what happened. See Data Recovery for file retrieval.
Do you provide legal advice?
No. We provide technical consulting. Legal questions should be directed to an attorney.
Computer forensics consulting is technical in nature and does not constitute legal advice. Scope, methods and any use of findings in legal matters should be discussed with your attorney.
Ready to talk about computer forensics?
Book a consultation or send us a message, and we will follow up with next steps.