A London-based Israeli couple are at the centre of one of the world's largest industrial espionage and computer hacking scandals. Police believe that this type of keystroke logging activity is the tip of the iceberg.

Bill Goodwin reports.

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QCC have launched their "Fast-Track" Digital Forensics service enabling clients to determine the likelihood of evidential discovery with a 48 hour turnaround. This lets both commercial security and law enforcement officers identify whether computers contain digital evidence and this can now be achieved both quickly and cost-effectively. A decision can then be made as to whether full forensic examination is required.

"We even deduct the cost of the Fast-Track process from any cases requiring full analysis" said James Williams, Head of Operations at QCC. All our work is undertaken to full forensic standards and is supported with witness statements where applicable.

Fast-Track is the latest service in the rapid forensic capability that puts QCC at the leading edge of incident response and digital forensics.

John Douglas, a QCC Forensic Services Senior Forensic Specialist, has recently become an EnCase Certified Forensics Examiner.

The EnCase® Certified Examiner (EnCE) program certifies both public and private sector professionals in the use of Guidance Software's EnCase® computer forensic software. EnCE certification acknowledges that professionals have mastered computer investigation methodology as well as the use of EnCase® during complex computer examinations. Recognised by both the law enforcement and corporate communities as a symbol of in-depth computer forensics knowledge, EnCE certification illustrates that an investigator is a skilled computer examiner.

You can verify John's certification status at the link shown below:
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