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Digital Forensics Corp has proven success working with Fortune 500 companies across industries to handle data breach incidents.
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With locations across North America, our digital forensics experts are near and ready to help. We are able to work on your case remotely, in-lab and onsite. Contact us or submit a case today to learn more about how we can help you.
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Annual SSAE 16 Type III SOC and internal HIPAA compliance audits to assure complete confidentiality with a wide range of security & confidentiality standards.
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The DFC team is comprised of forensic investigators, certified fraud examiners, former law enforcement officials, certified digital forensic examiners , data analysts, and system and network domain experts.
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PcapDB Overview
PcapDB is a packet capture system designed to optimize the captured data for fast search in the typical (network incident response) use case. A PcapDB installation consists of a Search Head and one or more Capture Nodes. The Search Head can also be a Capture Node, or it can be a VM somewhere else. The first requirement is that PcapDB is designed to...
Reverse Engineering: Windows Internals
Reverse engineering of malware runs on Windows systems, since the Windows system still accounts for more than 90% of all computing systems in the world. Due to the fact that more than 90% of malicious programs are designed to compromise the Windows system, we will focus on Windows operating systems. To understand how malicious programs can use and ...