Computer Forensic Press Releases

Computer forensic experts deal with some of the most grave and serious of criminal cases that involve digital evidence. However it may be surprising..

More offices are moving towards being paperless, with staff having full access to internal and external emails, the internet, and, networked company files..

A recent Report by the Fraud Advisory Panel revealed that the average length of a serious fraud investigation between 2002 and 2006 totalled 33 months..

The report released in April, sponsored by the Department of Trade and Industry, highlights the fact that most businesses are a long way from having a security aware culture..

Official guidelines released this month by the Joint Insolvency Committee and Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales highlight the importance of procedure when..

In England and Wales the only qualifications required of a jury member to be eligible to appear in a court of law are that they are registered on the electoral roll..

The summit 2006 launched a three year Manifesto to tackle computer crime in Wales; the purpose being to protect businesses against the growing threat to theme..

In response to the weighty demand for CY4OR's services, the Forensic Investigation team at CY4OR recruited several new analysts in 2005..

Business is booming for Computer Forensic Company CY4OR as they expand to meet with the weighty national demand to investigate computer crime..

In every company in the UK there is likely to be a PC, and therefore an IT security breach is almost inevitable. These are the findings of the 2005 National High Tech Crime Unit..

A survey carried out on 201 companies by the National High Tech Crime Unit, found that the impact of hi-tech crime in 2003 reached an estimated £195 million..