Precise Digital supports all police and reminds our clients and friends in law enforcement that our “one button” recording system keeps the risk of spreading germs low. New York’s coronavirus outbreak has also impacted the city’s police force, with more than 200 NYPD employees testing positive for the virus, the police commissioner said. Commissioner Dermot Shea said that 211 NYPD members have tested…
Public safety preparation for the basketball tournament will be just as intense as the Super Bowl, Atlanta police Chief Erika Shields told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Security planning began more than a year ago with a series of trips to the 2019 Final Four site in Minneapolis, where Atlanta public safety officials observed the city’s security operations. “Those visits are valuable…
Terri Rejimbal (of Precise Digital) was the first woman to cross the finish line last year at the Skyway 10k. Here’s what it was like: “It was really exciting actually because I really hadn’t planned on being the first woman, but my competitive nature comes in and I was like, you know what? I think I’m gonna try it!” she…
According to the FBI, the reported incidents of internet fraud in the United States in 2019 jumped by nearly one-third to more than 467,000 cases, while the total dollar value swindled from unsuspecting internet consumers exceeded $3.5 billion. The 2019 numbers are the highest in the 20 years the FBI has been tracking cybercrimes. For a sense of scale, the…
Digital forensics goes beyond collecting evidence off a computer and is much more complicated than it seems on the surface. Digital forensics involves processes and objectives that must be followed in order to properly preserve and present evidence. Digital Forensics helps the forensic team to analyze, inspect, identifies, and preserve the digital evidence residing on various types of electronic devices.…
As technology has increasingly become part of our lives in the past two decades, criminals have used technology for nefarious purposes. This has resulted in an increase of cyber crimes, or crimes committed via the Internet and/or with electronic devices. Examples of cyber crimes include hacking, identity theft, invasion of privacy, online stalking, transaction fraud, and more. Tech savvy criminals…
As technology in the courtroom has become the norm, lawyers, judges, juries, and other courtroom-adjacent professionals have been forced to adapt. The American Bar Association even passed a technological competency rule in 2012. Known to professionals as Rule 1.1, it requires lawyers to “keep abreast of changes in the law and its practice, including the benefits and risks associated with…
Digital evidence has changed the legal and criminal justice system. Today, forensics and evidence is much more complicated than haphazardly discarded weapons and chalk outlines. Almost all crimes, not just cybercrimes committed in the digital sphere, have some sort digital evidence attached. The vast digital footprints left behind by criminals can be used to either prosecute or prove innocence. As…
