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PlatinumSolutions' Evidentiary Metadata System Helps FBI Evaluate Digital Evidence

PlatinumSolutions' Evidentiary Metadata System Helps FBI Evaluate Digital Evidence

(October 28, 2003) - The FBI's Computer Analysis Response Team (CART) division now has a powerful new tool to glean evidence from electronic media: the Evidentiary Metadata System Version 1.0 (EVMS) from PlatinumSolutions. EVMS gives law enforcement the ability to query and pinpoint specific data on confiscated media including hard, floppy or removable drives; backup media, CDs, PDAs, and other data recording devices. It can also be used to more efficiently evaluate digital evidence, solve crimes, and present evidence in court.

When applied to a set of files, EVMS captures and identifies each file, generates a predefined list of data elements in collaboration with CART, reads the file and headers, extracts information, and stores it in the searchable database. The EVMS search tool then provides a list of relevant files from that file set based on the search. Examples of sought evidence include child pornography, questionable accounting files, and evidence of terrorist activities.

EVMS catalogs and searches all contents, including text, pictures, PDFs, multimedia audio and video files, Web documents and e-mail. EVMS is particularly useful in searching files that have been intentionally hidden or deleted.

Built on the Eclipse open source platform, EVMS is a cross-platform application that generates useful data in an XML-based schema.

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