News

ISO 17025 accreditation

The Forensic Regulator, Mr Andrew Rennison, visited MD5 head office on Wednesday 5th January. The visit followed MD5 becoming ISO 17025 accredited for the forensic data capture of computers and computer related data storage devices. This accreditation is in addition to ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 already achieved by MD5. After receiving a tour of the building, including the secure forensic laboratory, Mr Rennison added the following: "demonstrating quality is vitally important and I congratulate MD5 in achieving ISO 17025 accreditation".

- January 2011

Become a Data Recovery partner

By adding MD5's data recovery services to your business model, you can enhance your current service offerings, generate new revenue streams and boost customer loyalty. MD5's partner program will give your company access to the full service offering of MD5. MD5 offers its data recovery partner program completely FREE of charge - with no contracts or minimum quotas therefore giving you access whenever you need it. MD5's technicians are highly trained in all aspects of the business and will be keen to offer any advice. For further details on data recovery, computer forensics and mobile phone forensics call now and speak to one of MD5's friendly representatives – 01924 220 999. Alternatively please complete the online form here.

- January 2011

iPhone passcode recovery

MD5 are now able to recover passcodes in plain text from all iPhones regardless of firmware version running; including the latest iOS 4.3.3.

In addition to being able to bypass the security, this also allows our investigators to decrypt and extract all handset data - including contacts, calls, SMS, MMS, media & emails.

- June 2011

Salvation data training

MD5 have further invested in their data recovery solution by sending an expert on the recent advanced data recovery training with Salvation Data in Chengdu, China. This is in addition to previous product specific training attended in Washington, USA, in April. The training included advanced recovery work on servers and physical repair of drives.

- August 2011

TeXtract

MD5 is pleased to announce the upcoming launch of teXtract, software directly aimed at recovering deleted text messages from mobile phone handsets. A video demonstration and further information will be online in the coming weeks. If you would like to register your interest, please do so here.

- August 2011