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Computer Forensics and E-Discovery Tool Awarded Two Patents

McLean,VA (PRWEB) March 25, 2010 -- BitFlare, an automated e-discovery tool from SunBlock Systems, has been awarded two patents by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The patents confirm that BitFlare uses a one-of-a-kind process for the often complex computer forensics (http://www.sunblocksystems.com/computer-forensics.html) and e-discovery process.

"We were thrilled to be awarded these patents," says David Sun, President of SunBlock Systems. "They verify that BitFlare is a unique product that uses a unique pay-for-results approach to computer forensics and e-discovery. We designed BitFlare to be a cost-effective, easy-to-use alternative to the often expensive and time-consuming computer forensics and e-discovery process. Unlike traditional tools, BitFlare allows non-experts to reliably identify, preserve, and collect electronically stored information and forensically preserve copies of hard drives for free. Costs are only incurred once information is found, resulting in big savings. Just as importantly, BitFlare reduces the time involved with computer forensics and e-discovery; users can triage, rule out, and prioritize computers, which dramatically speed up the process."

BitFlare may be used across an unlimited number of computers simultaneously, allowing for greater processing power when numerous custodians are involved. When responsive documents are identified, the user can select and purchase an Evidence Discovery Pack (EDP) online through the BitFlare ecommerce enabled website. The EDP extracts the documents and preserves them for further analysis, and an automatically-generated chain of custody log allows independent validation of the searches and results. All these capabilities are available at a fraction of the cost using traditional tools.

Key Features

· Controls computer forensics and e-discovery costs with a patented pay-for-results model

· Reduces risk of errors in identifying relevant data

· Simplifies the process of determining the parameters of discovery requests

· Ensures accurate, verifiable results

· Extracts and preserves responsive data

· Provides automated chain of custody and validation logging

· Triages investigations with simultaneous scans

· Downloads instantly from http://www.BitFlare.com

· Free search and filtering capabilities

· Free computer hard drive preservation (http://www.bitflare.com)

Interested parties can find more information and download a copy of BitFlare by visiting http://www.BitFlare.com. No software installation is required, and there are no software licenses to pre-purchase.

About SunBlock Systems

SunBlock Systems, established in 2002, specializes in providing computer forensics and litigation support services. The highly trained computer forensics professionals at SunBlock offer state-of-the-art technical expertise, investigative skills, and experience in obtaining and protecting electronic evidence for use in litigation. SunBlock Systems has assisted large corporations and law firms around the world and foreign and domestic governments with high-profile matters. To learn more, visit http://www.SunBlockSystems.com.

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