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User review of the Forensic Dossier
5/25/2011

Mr. Dan O'Day, a digital evidence analyst, has posted a review of his experience using the Forensic Dossier on his blog.
Police Streamline E-Forensics with Data Storage and Capture
10/29/2010

Storming a building and seizing comptuer for evidence was the easy part for the Fairfield Police Department, which serves a city of about 100,000 people in central California. But capturing and extracting data from the hard drives used to take days.
Hard Drive Duplication At Sonix Speeds
10/2/2006
Logicube's Sonix possesses some of the best feature combinations ever put together on a hard-drive duplication system. Sonix's compact body provides all the features necessary to duplicate IDE and Serial ATA (SATA) drives at a transfer rate of up to 3.3 Gbytes per minute.
New Products Keep Watchful Eye On Workers
6/2/2006
Take note, cyberslackers: The days of goofing around on the company Internet may be numbered... With employees being increasingly blamed for security woes faced by enterprises, their online activity is being monitored to keep their attention squarely focused on work.
Grant Proposals: Take the Confusion Out and Put Logic In
5/1/2006
It's a lonely, thankless job sometimes. Good results are hard to see, and long in coming. No, I'm not referring to the plight of the law enforcement professional, I'm actually talking about being a grant preparer for your department!
Law Enforcement Grant Writers Share Their Successes
5/1/2006
There's an old saying that "the proof of the pudding is in the eating." The meaning of this phrase can be summed up as "results are what count." The same can be said for grant writing - you can write a thousand grants, but if you have no results, then your efforts have been wasted. In the following text, law enforcement professionals share their successes and in their stories the proof is clearly in the pudding.
A Logical Answer to Hard Drive Cloning
1/6/2006
The Logicube OmniClone 10Xi duplication system shortens the time and eases the hassles that system builders face when configuring new systems.
New CellDEK Captures Cell Phone & PDA Data
11/15/2005
The portable CellDEK has been developed in cooperation with the UK’s Forensic Science Service (FSS®)... The FSS has contracted Logicube to manufacture and distribute CellDEK through North America.
Logicube at the C3 Expo: A PC Expo for the 21st Century
10/1/2005
...making a strong showing at C3 was the burgeoning field of computer forensics. According to government statistics, white collar crime will soon eclipse violent crime focusing far more attention on computer forensics in law enforcement as well as private industry.
Experts: Cyber-crime bigger threat than cyber-terror
1/19/2005
(CNN) -- As David Perry left a cyber-security conference in Luxembourg in 2004, an airport terminal handling international flights was in chaos.
Sonix Secures Hard Drive Data Easily
11/8/2004
eWeek reviews the Logicube Sonix
ABC News Visits Logicube
3/17/2004
Watch a short video featuring Computer Forensic Tools made by Logicube
FBI agent discusses computer forensics on campus
2/27/2004
FBI agent, Bob Starkey demonstrates the Logicube SF-5000 to a group of interested students after a lecture.
Police use Logicube to Convict Bali Suspect
1/1/2004
AUSTRALIAN Federal Police cyber-crime expert Nicholas Klein used a special forensic handheld disk duplicator to crack the laptop of alleged terrorist...
An Evidence Collection Device
9/16/2003
PC Magazine gives the SF-5000 rave reviews.
Copycat
8/19/2003
Government Computer News suggests to intelligence community to arm themselves with the Logicube forensic SF-5000
Computer and Explosives Tie Hambali to Summit Bomb Plan
8/18/2003
The accused Bali bombing mastermind, Hambali, was plotting a series of bomb attacks to coincide with the October summit of Pacific leaders, including George Bush and John Howard
Health-care Fraud Convictions Rise
8/10/2003
22 Percent Increase as Federal Authorities Crack Down 22 Percent Increase as Federal Authorities Crack Down 22 Percent Increase as Federal Authorities Crack Down
Military Intelligence Cracks Terrorist Laptops with Logicube Forensic SF-5000
7/23/2003
US Military Intelligence now uses Logicube SF-5000 as the preferred tool for gathering computer intelligence on Middle East terrorists.
Cybersleuth Steps - Collecting digital evidence is as easy as following 10 steps
7/1/2003
Although electronic evidence is often vital to the outcome of a case, many investigative and legal professionals have no experience collecting and analyzing the data they seek. Here is some practical advice on how to collect relevant data and assure it can be authenticated and admitted as evidence.
Ground Zero - The Bali Bombers
7/1/2003
"Slay the idolaters wherever you find them. Arrest them, besiege them, and lie in ambush wherever for them." The Koran
Computer Cops
6/15/2003
...Because of the public’s increased familiarity with computers, technical evidence processing techniques and methodologies are now coming under greater scrutiny. Forensic computer expert witnesses are now frequently required to defend their findings. Therefore, it is vital that computer evidence processing be done. An essential part of any evidence processing is documentation.
Computer Fraud on the Rise
6/4/2003
The rate of computer fraud in Australia was on the rise and would soon rival that of the United States, Detective Inspector Bruce Van Der Graaf of the NSW Computer Crime Unit said today. "In terms of the uptake of technology, we're right up there."
Feds use Logicube To Search for Evidence
12/31/2002
"...the FBI has utilized Logicube to successfully and accurately image hundreds of computer hard drives for almost two years and has subjected Logicube to the FBI's own validation."
Collecting Electronic Evidence After a System Compromise
8/1/2001
Collecting forensic evidence for the purposes of investigation and/or prosecution is difficult at the best of times, but when that evidence is electronic an investigator faces extra complexities. Generally, electronic evidence has none of the permanence that conventional evidence has, and is more difficult to present in a way that can be readily understood.
Cyber-pirates Escape Judicial Net
11/27/2000
"In a cyber-world, it is difficult to trace who is responsible for the crime. And because the evidence is in abstract and digital form, it involves complicated procedures to turn it into submissions admissible in court."
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