Ace Computers to Showcase Forensic Workstations for Law Enforcement and Military at Key Events
CHICAGO (PRWEB) August 23, 2016 -- Ace Computers will be showcasing custom forensic workstations for law enforcement and the military at the Air Force Information Technology & Cyberpower (AFITC) Conference in Montgomery, Ala. Aug. 29-31.
AFITC has a long tradition of uniting Air Force IT experts, prominent IT academics, and America’s best cybersecurity vendors for three days of exhibits, speakers, education, and discussion about cyber defense. The event is especially timely now with the recent spate of foreign governments, terrorists, and professional hackers presenting a significant threat to public and private organizations as well as individuals.
Featured in Cybersecurity Magazine, ChannelPro, and Chicago’s Daily Herald as an expert in the design and build of forensic workstations, Ace Computers CEO John Samborski said, “Our forensic workstations are significantly more complex than off-the-shelf technology. There are a number of design considerations, such as accessibility and the degree of evidence protection, that mandate customization.”
Ace Computers is one of the most experienced designers and builders of forensic workstations in the U.S. To date, the company has fulfilled forensic workstation orders for: the U.S. State Dept., SEC, IRS, FBI, U.S. Army, Customs, state and local governments, N.Y. State Troopers, HIDT (High Intensity Drug Trafficking) grant agencies, and foreign governments.
Ace Computers’ forensic workstations analyze data from not only PCs but also from cell phones and are a key tool in the fight against drugs, child pornography/exploitation of children and also against foreign espionage.
All Ace Computers’ forensic workstations perform the full array of the most requested digital forensic tasks, including the following:
• Support for developer tools and universal hardware interfaces
• Support for hardware-based, remote, and network drive duplication
• Support for duplication and analysis of an array of forensics-related file types
• Fast retrieval and authentication of evidence (including images and files) from a 2nd party hard drive
• Identification of file access/modification dates and times; and creation of file system activity timelines
• Identification of deleted files
• File integrity protection in the form of write-blocking
• Direct linking of notes, images, and other evidence to a case file.
“We are looking forward to AFITC—touching base with current clients and introducing our forensic workstations to attendees that we haven’t yet worked with,” Samborski said.
Leading custom computer builder and HPC cluster specialist, Ace Computers currently holds the following contracts: SEWP V, GSA, WSIPC, PEPPM, State of Wis., State of Ga. The company is a Woman-Owned Small Business custom technology systems manufacturer and reseller for the public sector as well as the commercial sector. Channel partners include Intel, Supermicro, NVIDIA, Mellanox and Samsung among others. An industry leader since 1983, the company is a 2015 HPCwire Readers’ Choice Award finalist. In addition to some of the finest academic institutions in the U.S., long-term clients include the U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Department of Defense. In addition to our Greater Chicago headquarters, Ace Computers has locations in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Arizona. To contact Ace Computers, call 1-877-223-2667 or 1-847-952-6900 or visit http://www.acecomputers.com/TopProducts.asp
Jeanna Rensselar, Smart PR Communications, http://www.smartprcommunications.com, +1 (630) 363-8081, [email protected]
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