F-Response News and Updates New Year 2012 Promotion  It’s the start of a new year and we wanted to take this month to bring expired customers back to F-Response.Starting today and effective until February 10, 2012, we are offering a “Dongle Amnesty” and the option for a complimentary 1-Year X-Ways Imager license. Simply put, we would love for any expired customers to come back no questions asked. To that end we will allow you to renew any F-Response dongle at the current renewal pricing regardless of how old the license is or when it may have expired. X-Ways Imager In addition, we would like current (and renewing) customers to experience X-Ways Imager. We’ve talked about the speed and performance in our lab here, however we’d like new and renewing customers to experience that performance first hand

EFS people in the News

April 28 2010, Vancouver City Police awarded the “Chief Constables Unit Citation” for the Investigators involved in Project Soap. EFS Director and former RCMP Sgt. Laurie Windover, assisted the 2006 investigation as the computer forensic examiner tasked with recovery of what turned out to be in excess of 10,000 child sexual abuse images. The individual at the centre of the lengthy investigation entered a guilty plea once all the evidence was disclosed.

The Unit Citation is awarded to police and civilians for outstanding performance in relation to a single investigation, operation or incident.

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e-Forensic Services is Growing

e-Forensic Services is pleased to announce Mr. Andy Joyce has joined our ranks. Andy comes to us with a solid law enforcement background as a Detective for 13 years within the Avon and Somerset Constabulary in the United Kingdom. He has testified in criminal  court proceedings as a Computer Forensic Expert within the courts of the U.K., including The Old Bailey and within British Columbia. In addition to his law enforcement experience Andy has been involved within the computer industry focusing on security and forensics for the past 10 years. Most recently Andy’s experience has been within Canada working in private industry delivering eDiscovery and Forensic expertise as well as teaching Computer Forensics and eDiscovery across North America and the U.K.

Andy is an EnCase certified Investigator and Instructor in Canada and the U.K. and a lead trainer for EnCase Enterprise and eDiscovery courses. Andy is also a Nuix Forensic Desktop trainer and has taught Helix Live Forensics and Incident Response as well as ADF Triage courses in Canada.

We believe Mr. Joyce brings outstanding credibility and experience to our clients as both a trainer and practitioner of eDiscovery and Forensics.

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e-Forensic at CEIC 2010
e-Forensic Services has been invited to present at CEIC 2010 (Computer and Enterprise Investigation Conference) in Summerlin Nevada at the Red Rock Resort. We are the only Computer Forensics company with 2 experts providing training to our peers. Colin Cree is presenting the latest on recovering USB drive artifacts from a Windows machine and Andy Joyce will provide details on recovering artifacts from Bit Torrent client software. Join us May 24 through the 27th at one of the most informative conferences to be found.
http://www.ceicconference.com