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At Turner Business, we offer the following services :
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Corporate Computer Policy Auditing
Computer Imaging of Electronic Media
Data Analysis
Data Authentication
Data Erasure
Data Format Conversion
Data Recovery
Digital Document and File Discovery
E-mail Tracing
Employee Fraud
Employee Internal Corporate Inquiries
File Sharing Analysis
Forensic Computer Examination and Processing of Evidence
Forensic Investigative Service
Identify and Remove Trojan Horses
Internet Activity Analysis
Intrusion Detection
Investigate Allegations
Investigate Theft of Trade Secrets/Intellectual Property/Copyright Infringement
Registry Analysis
Search Electronic Data
Security Auditing, Security Vulnerability Assessment
Wipe ("sterilize") electronic media to DOD Standards
Our services can be performed on the following media: Cartridges, CD, Cell phones, DVD, Electronic Devices, Flash Drives, Floppy Disks, Hard Drives, JAZ disks, ipods, Magnetic Tape, Memory Cards, MP3 Players, Network, Servers, USB Drives, ZIP disks, and more
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If you dont see what you are looking for on this list, we will be glad to address your particular needs. Feel free to contact us for immediate service.
We Fight Cyber Crime! |
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What is CyberCrime?
CyberCrime, also known as e-crime or hi-tech crimes, includes any type of illegal activity that involves computers or networks as a tool, a target or a place of criminal activity. Although the term CyberCrime is usually restricted to describing criminal activity in which the computer or network is an essential part of the crime, this term is also used to include traditional crimes in which computers or networks are used to enable an illicit activity. |
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| Some examples of CyberCrime are child pornography, copyright infringement, cyberstalking, data interference, denial of service attacks, e-mail forgery, e-impersonation, espionage, forgery, fraud, hacking, hacktivism, harassment, identity theft, illegal/unauthorized access, illegal interception, information warfare, malicious code, on-line gambling, phishing, sabotaging computers/networks, spamming, theft and unauthorized use of trade secrets. |
CyberCrime has been a problem for many years and is becoming increasingly more common. You can become a victim of CyberCrime without even knowing it, even if you have safety precautions in place on your computer or network, such as a firewall, virus protection, spyware and others.
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