Law-Enforcement Disk Storage...
According to The Department Of Homeland Security's :
The following is a list of crimes which may involve the use of a computer or
other electronic media. Listed below are the crimes and potential evidence
which may be recovered from various types of electronic evidence. All need protected storage on disks:
CRIMES AND DIGITAL EVIDENCE
Computer Fraud Investigations:
- Account data from online auctions
- Accounting software and files
- Address books
- Calendar
- Chat Logs
- Customer information
- Credit card data
- Databases
- Digital camera software
- E-mail, notes and letters
- Financial and asset records
Child Abuse and Pornography Investigations:
- Chat logs
- Digital camera software
- E-mails, notes and letters
- Games
- Graphic editing and viewing software
- Images
- Internet activity logs
- Movie files
- User created directory and file names which classify images
Network Intrusion Investigations:
- Address books
- Configuration files
- E-mails, notes and letters
- Executable programs
- Internet activity logs
- Internet protocol address & usernames
- Internet relay chat logs
- Source code
- Text files and documents with
- usernames and passwords
Homicide Investigations:
- Address books
- E-mails, notes and letters
- Financial asset records
- Internet activity logs
- Legal documents and wills
- Medical records
- Telephone records
- Diaries
- Maps
- Photos of victim / suspect
- Trophy photos
Domestic Violence Investigations:
- Address books
- Diaries
- E-mails, notes and letters
- Financial asset records
- Telephone records
Financial Fraud and Counterfeiting Investigations:
- Address books
- Calendar
- Currency images
- Check and money order images
- Customer information
- Databases
- E-mails, notes and letters
- False identification
- Financial asset records
- Images of signatures
- Internet activity logs
- On-line banking software
- Counterfeit currency images
- Bank logs
- Credit card numbers
E-Mail Threats, Harassment and Stalking Investigations:
- Address books
- Diaries
- E-mails, notes and letters
- Financial asset records
- Images
- Internet activity logs
- Legal documents
- Telephone records
- Victim background research
- Maps to victim locations
Narcotics Investigations:
- Address books
- Calendar
- Databases
- Drug recipes
- E-mails, notes and letters
- False ID
- Financial asset records
- Internet activity logs
- Prescription form images
Software Piracy Investigations:
- Chat logs
- E-mails, notes and letters
- Image files of software certificates
- Internet activity logs
- Software serial numbers
- Software cracking utilities
- User created directories and file names which classify copyrighted software
Telecommunication Fraud Investigations:
- Cloning software
- Customer database records
- Electronic serial numbers
- Mobile identification numbers
- E-mails, notes and letters
- Financial asset records
- Internet activity logs
Identity Theft Investigations:
- Hardware and Software Tools
- Backdrops
- Credit card reader / writer
- Digital camera software
- Scanner software
- Identification Templates
- Birth certificates
- Check cashing cards
- Digital photo images
- Driver’s licenses
- Electronic signatures
- Counterfeit vehicle registrations
- Counterfeit insurance documents
- Social security cards
Internet Activity Related to ID Theft:
- Newsgroup postings
- Deleted documents
- On-line orders
- On-line trading information
- Internet activity logs
- Negotiable Instruments
- Business checks
- Cashier’s checks
- Credit card numbers
- Counterfeit court documents
- Counterfeit gift certificates
- Counterfeit loan documents
- Counterfeit sales receipts
- Money orders
- Personal checks
Case-Based disk storage problems:
All of the above evidence is stored physically and digitally. Case-based storage is a special problem.
All digital case evidence must be catalogued and stored. Lack of just ONE piece of evidence, can cost a prosecuter a case.
We Have The Solution:
Instead of idividual disks, thrown haphazardly, into an evidence box, our inserts keep your evidence neat and organized. Unlike most "evidence kits", our inserts fit any binder.
Our inserts can store 1 to 8 disks per page. They are manufactured from 7.5 mil industrial strength vinyl, designed with a special embossing that ensures that disks don't stick. Your valuable evidence disks will be protected, from damage, by the high-quality vinyl pockets.
All inserts are made from 7.5-mil industrial weight vinyl. Each slot has a locking strap to insure that the disks are secure. DVD inserts have an oversized pocket to hold the liner notes. All inserts are 3-hole punched for standard binders.
Disk-store disk storage inserts are made in the USA!
Our newest product, for CD and DVD storage, has an organizational twist. This new storage insert includes an index card pocket for each disk allowing you to label your disk contents, for easy data retrieval.
We offer free downloadable templates, on our site, for lawyers (and other professionals that have cases), data storage and general use storage.
Each insert stores 4 CDs or DVD,s with index cards. The new insert is manufactured from 8.0 mil industrial strength vinyl, designed with the special non-stick embossing.
Disk-Store inserts fit standard 3-ring binders. Our inserts are used by Universities, Libraries and Government Agencies for disk archive storage.
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