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Repario identifies and collects ESI from enterprise and personal devices and accounts in a verifiable, defensible manner that preserves valuable metadata.

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Partner At Boutique Litigation Firm
Head of Practice Support at AmLaw Firm

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Forensic Imaging & ESI Collection

Forensic Imaging & ESI Collection

Verifiable Collections – Repario can verifiably collect electronic storage devices and accounts in a forensically sound manner to best maintain evidentiary chain of custody, reducing your risks and costs.

Smooth Process – Repario’s digital forensics team has imaged thousands of ESI storage devices and collected terabytes of data in a matter of days without our clients missing a beat. Our team performs these tasks with laser focus so you can focus on your business operations.

Lightning Response – Repario can deploy a digital forensics rapid response team that quickly can be deployed to handle rush collection needs. We often can deploy our solutions remotely, reducing turn-around time and travel costs.

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FAQ

Your eDiscovery Questions - Answered

Digital forensics is a branch of forensic science that involves the collection, recovery, and investigation of data found on devices and accounts that store electronic data. Common devices that are the subject of digital forensic analysis include servers, personal computers, laptops, tablets, smart phones, email accounts, social media accounts, web-based storage accounts, wearable technology, and Internet connected devices (Internet of Things), among others. The terms “computer forensics” and “digital forensics” often are used interchangeably. Because experts in our industry routinely work with many device types other than computers, as well as electronic storage accounts, digital forensics more accurately captures the modern scope of expertise.