The key difference between digital and other types of forensics is that digital forensics techniques are used to examine and analyse digital data, that is, data stored in some form on an electronic device, whereas other forensic investigations handle physical evidence. Essentially, digital forensics is a branch of forensic science. The techniques used to preserve, retrieve, and examine such evidence are unique to digital forensics. Such as imaging techniques that are used to clone questioned devices, that preserve the evidence. Digital forensics involves a vast array of techniques depending on the type of digital data that is under analysis such as network forensics, malware forensics, memory forensics, video forensics, audio forensics, computer forensics, mobile forensics, multimedia forensics, email forensics etc.
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Truth Labs, the first independent forensic science laboratory in India set up in 2007 has successfully completed 16 years of service by having established labs in six metropolitan cities, Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad, and reporting over 25,000 cases referred by Supreme Court, 6 High Courts, besides Sessions and Subordinate Courts of over 15 states as well as major Central Police organizations like CBI, NIA, NCRB, CRDF, SSB, etc. & State Police organizations of over 18 states besides over 1000 cases from Central and State Govt. Depts., Banks, Insurance Companies, Lawyers & Law Firms, Corporates & MNCs and Common People from 25 states across the country.
It is a matter of great satisfaction to the Experts, Founder of Truth Labs, its Advisory and Management Board that about 50 percent of the cases referred to Truth Labs come from Courts, Police, and Government Departments showing the reputation and supreme status of Truth Labs across India.