Computer Forensics Expert

To be a computer forensics expert in Peru you must hold the official degree in Computer Engineering, as well as the corresponding professional registration and endorsement (visado) to guarantee a solid technical basis.

We have certified professionals and legal backing that guarantees our services. We are committed to our clients to deliver agile, responsible and effective work, in line with global standards and respecting the ethics and professional code of conduct. Our professionals are duly registered and duly endorsed, ensuring competence and professionalism when carrying out computer forensics expert work in Peru.

Computer forensics experts in Peru are backed by professional liability insurance that guarantees professional conduct when providing services. These guarantees work for the benefit of both judges and clients, giving them confidence that their reports are backed by professional liability insurance. Our services will always be protected by insurance coverage, which is highly advisable. This is a standard of professionalism that all computer forensics experts in Peru must meet in order to comply with current legislation.

The experience of Forenlab’s computer forensics experts spans many years of work in court proceedings, incident detection and digital forensics. Our experts have extensive knowledge of computing and communications and are always in continuous training to broaden their professional knowledge. We have highly specialized experts for any work related to computer forensics.

At Forenlab we are specialists in our profession, backed by professional liability insurance that commits us to delivering work of the highest quality and warmth with effective results for our clients.

Forenlab’s computer forensics experts follow a set of protocols to respond to professional requirements. Our team combines high-end technical knowledge with state-of-the-art tools to ensure an effective and reliable result for the client. Expert work is always carried out in compliance with the legal protocols in force in Peru, guaranteeing work that meets the client’s expectations. In addition, we hold professional liability insurance to guarantee that our services meet the established requirements and standards. Please note that, whenever necessary, our specialists will carry out work stages such as presentation, preparation, assessment, collection, analysis and review to achieve the best results.

Yes, at Forenlab we complete the forensic assessment using specialized computer tools. These tools provide detailed reports based on a thorough analysis of the elements examined. In addition, our experts always keep up with technological advances, using state-of-the-art tools to verify correct operation through the dual-tool process. In this way, we deliver only complete and truthful forensic reports to our clients for their greater peace of mind.

A computer forensics expert report is an official document signed by a Computer Engineer, resulting from the analysis of digital evidence previously obtained by third parties (law enforcement, IT staff, …), which details and explains, as simply and clearly as possible, the state of a computer system (email, computer, hard drive, software, etc…) and what may have led to that state.

The report will be aimed mainly at finding evidence, or analyzing evidence, related to the commission of a possible crime.

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After you contact Forenlab, a member of our team will ask you to explain, as simply and briefly as possible, what services we can offer you. We will then send you a confidentiality agreement that guarantees professional secrecy and gives you a channel to send us information and documents if needed.

We will then send you a quote tailored to your needs, which we will explain to you by phone or in person and which you are free to accept or not. Once the quote is accepted, a different action protocol is established for each computer forensics expert report.

A computer forensics expert is necessary whenever a court proceeding, or a situation that could lead to one, involves elements related to computing, communication networks, software or email. When any item of evidence needs to be compared and its authenticity checked, the computer forensics expert will provide their experience and knowledge for that purpose.

The expert is also needed before the proceedings begin, since their findings often reveal evidence and indications that may amount to a criminal act.

Finally, and without forgetting that a computer forensics expert can be key to your company’s IT security, they can prepare rebuttal reports when another IT expert has issued a report with which the parties do not fully agree or in which errors were made in the process.

A computer valuation is a process in which an IT expert, in this case a computer forensics expert, carries out an economic appraisal of a computer system —software, hardware or both— so that individuals and companies can obtain a correct technological valuation.

After you contact Forenlab, a member of our team will ask you to explain, as simply and briefly as possible, what services we can offer you. We will then send you a confidentiality agreement that guarantees professional secrecy and gives you a channel to send us information and documents if needed.

We will then send you a quote tailored to your needs, which we will explain to you by phone or in person and which you are free to accept or not. Once the quote is accepted, we will tell you how the valuation will be carried out and which estimation models will be used according to your needs.

Many people are unaware of computer assets and systems as assets, or of their real value. In insolvency proceedings, company dissolutions or profit distributions, a computer valuation expert determines, on the basis of previously established methodologies, the correct value of the systems involved.

A valuation is also necessary to certify the correct value of a project, for example to justify aid and grants for developing such systems, within what is known as technology assessment.