Using
dtSearch can save hours of time
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As computer crimes continue to increase, law
enforcement and corporate security personnel require
new technology to fight this battle. The Forensic
Toolkit (FTK), from AccessData, is
a new weapon for computer crimes investigators.
AccessData brings over thirteen years experience
as the worlds-leading provider of password recovery
and forensic file decryption products. FTK
offers users a complete suite of technologies
needed when performing forensic examinations of
computer systems.

In the past, investigators were somewhat restricted
in their options when it came to the analysis
of electronic data. AccessData's addition of FTK
to the forensic community works to accommodate
all types of investigators, with the ability to
read different acquisition formats seamlessly
directly into FTK. The KFF, or Known File
Filer feature can be used to automatically pull
out benign files that are known not to contain
any potential evidence and flags known problem
files for the investigator to immediately examine.
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dtSearch
was the perfect choice for what we wanted
to accomplish with FTK.
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One of the strongest aspects of FTK is that it
uses the powerful search engine dtSearch for all
of its searching. "Using dtSearch can save hours
of time when doing text string searching on any
type of electronic data," stated Jodi Dalton one
of the lead developers at AccessData. "dtSearch
was the perfect choice for what we wanted to accomplish
with FTK, fast efficient searching that is easily
accessed by any investigator," commented another
company representative.
AccessData currently has the dtSearch technology
incorporated into FTK (Forensic Toolkit) that
is being released the spring of 2001. In the words
of dtSearch Corp.'s VP of Sales: "Computer crimes
beware: AccessData has quite the antidote."
For more information, please contact AccessData
Corporation at 1-800-574-5199; (801) 377-5410;
fax (801) 377-5426; or email info@accessdata.com.
AccessData Corporation is located at 2500 North
University Avenue, Suite 200, Provo, UT 84604.
You can visit their Web site is www.accessdata.com.
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