Computer forensics
Computer forensics also known as data forensics, involves the identification, collection, analysis and reporting of data from digital sources for use as potential legal evidence.

Civil cases involving fraud, harassment, discrimination, copyright infringement, Intellectual property, trade secrets and disclosure of privileged and private information, rely heavily on computer forensics.

Binary Star assists law firms and business in the collection and analysis of digital data which may be submitted as evidence.

We provide expert testimony and presentation in the courtroom.

Protocol development

Access protocols and conditions

Selection and search criteria

Chain of authority

Investigation and analyses

Sample testing and data modeling

System mapping: files, programs and data

Statistical analyses

Expert witness and testimony

Class action: pre-qualification and class certification

Copyright infringement

Testimony and in-court presentation

Investigative tools and utilities
We have developed an extensive library of investigative utilities to capture, collate, categorize and analyze digitally stored information and program files.

Pattern matching and recognition

Indexing, notation and cross referencing

Word count, Word find, Word associations

Sampling and correlation

Presentation, reporting and analysis facilities for the courtroom

Database forensics and analytics
Specialists in database systems including relational, post-relational and extended-relational types:

Pick/D3, IBM UniVerse, IBM UniData, Reality, QM

R91, MvBase, Prime, Mentor, Mentor PRO, Sequoia

Fujitsu, Sanyo/Icon, UniVision, mvEnterprise

SQL, Oracle, DB2 and others