The FBI is creating a $3-million computer forensics lab to help investigators search for incriminating e-mails and encrypted documents in the hardware or software of seized computers and disks.

While it’s hard to tell for sure, it looks like the FBI agent is examining a computer from the early 1990s. Is that really the type of machine that they analyze on a regular basis? More importantly, ...

The FBI announces opening of Silicon Valley Regional Computer Forensics Laboratory a new crime lab to support criminal, terrorism, and intelligence investigations by being able to dissect computer ...

FBI special agent Cheney Eng-Tow told us. Eng-Tow is the Lab director at the IWRCFL and they are the experts that are called in when evidence in a case is on technology.

The FBI this week said it was opening two new US Regional Computer Forensics Laboratories where examiners are conducting a growing number forensic examinations of digital media, in support of an ...

The FBI in Albuquerque has opened a new crime lab at the University of New Mexico campus.FBI officials say the New Mexico Regional Computer Forensics Laboratory unveiled Tuesday will give law ...

In an age when the biggest cases can often hinge on the smallest pieces of evidence, some bits no bigger than a fingernail-sized microchip, the FBI's Regional Computer Forensics Laboratories are ...

Pittsburgh FBI office's computer forensics lab. The operation is a small-scale version of the FBI's 10 multiagency Regional Computer Forensics Laboratories (RCFLs); two more are slated to open ...

The FBI opens its doors to its Regional Computer Forensics Lab in San Diego, where the technicians specialize in finding evidence in everything from deleted files on a hard drive to the sound of a ...

Computers often leave clues that criminals don’t think to hide–and that cops aren’t necessarily trained to find. Gathering evidence from hard drives, cell phones and handheld devi… ...

(LEX 18) — A computer forensics laboratory in Louisville has provided a helping hand on thousands of cases across Kentucky. LEX 18's Kayleigh Randle spoke with the FBI about the work being done ...

Computer forensics experts have formally been a part of law enforcement agencies for over 40 years. Specialized computer forensic groups such as the FBI’s Computer Analysis and Response team ...