Computer Forensics International

Along with Aaron W. King, EnCE, we're proud to announce that today Los Angeles Superior Court criminal case, People v. Luis Marquez, YA103435, was dismissed solely on our expert work by the Honorable Alan B. Honeycutt in Department 8, Torrance Courthouse. During my 26 year expert career, this the 6th criminal dismissal we've earned as a result of our work.

Please take a listen to Part 2 of my Crime Redefined interview by Dion Mitchell and Mehul Anjaria.

Crime Redefined: Is Digital Forensics The New DNA?-Part 2 Mark J. McLaughlin is a prominent digital forensics and police practices expert and founder of Computer Forensics International in Los Angeles.  He joins Crime Redefined to discuss electronically stored information and how it can be used in high-profile investigations such as the movie set shoo...

Thanks to Mehul and Dion for a fun interview. Your questions were on point and really laid out how we help people.

Crime Redefined: Is Digital Forensics The New DNA?-Part 1 Mark J. McLaughlin is a prominent digital forensics and police practices expert and founder of Computer Forensics International in Los Angeles.  He joins Crime Redefined to discuss electronically stored information and how it can be used in high-profile investigations such as the movie set shoo...

Computer Forensics International conducted the analysis which showed the driver was a habitual user of his mobile device while operating his FedEx Freight tractor-trailer, and was using it just prior to the collision with the bus full of prospective college students.

Final Victims of Deadly Charter Bus Explosion Reach Settlement with FedEx LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- The final four lawsuits against trucking and logistics giant FedEx Freight settled this Tuesday on the eve of trial for a confidential amount. The driver of a FedEx Freight tractor-trailer crossed over the center median of I-5 in Orland, CA and struck a char...

http://www.darkreading.com/endpoint/internet-of-things-anything-you-track-could-be-used-against-you/a/d-id/1321436?

Internet of Things: Anything You Track Could be Used Against You Lawyers - not security advocates - have fired the first salvos over wearable tech privacy. The results may surprise you.