eBastille Honored as The Journal Record Innovator of the Year for Computer Forensics

Oklahomasmall business eBastille, LLC, has been named as The Journal Record Innovator of the Year for the Computer Forensics category. Calvin Weeks, COO of eBastille, will accept the award at the Innovator of the Year banquet to be held at 6 p.m., March 13 at the Skirvin Hilton Hotel in downtown Oklahoma City.

eBastille is a client in Moore Norman Technology Center’s Business Development Center, an business incubator developed for continued business growth of small to medium-sized businesses. eBastille offers the best in preservation of electronic data for litigation purposes. Additionally, they have a focus in the area of civil litigation. The group has extensive experience in expert testimony, electronic discovery, data recovery, digital evidence security and maintenance, computer/network incident investigations, and protecting customer’s electronic assets.
Bastille is a French word meaning castle or stronghold. eBastille protects and secures electronic assets. The company provides six services to accomplish this goal: Technology Litigation Support, eDiscovery, eForensics, eSecurity, eRecovery and eShred. eBastille is comprised of highly skilled partners bringing together a wide range of relevant experiences and qualifications. Various backgrounds in academia, law enforcement, government, military and information technology ensure that the best methods and practices are at work on your project, no matter how large or small.
The eBastille team collectively has the most experience available in the State of Oklahomain the following areas: 

• High-technology criminal investigations
• Specialists in Electronic Stored Information forensics
• Counter terrorism investigations with the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force
• Top Secret Clearance with the Federal Government
• Combined experience of over two decades in providing courtroom testimony
• NationalWhite Collar Crime Center’s Data Recovery and Analysis
• Certified instructors - of search and seizure, evidence handling practices, electronic seizure practices, and for the Department of Homeland Security (cyber-terrorism) and incident handling & response
• Certified Encase Computer Forensic Examiners (EnCE) & ACE

For more information about eBastille visit www.eBastille.com or call 405.691.5474. For information about the Innovator of the Year award and banquet, visit www.journalrecord.com. For information about MNTC's Business Development Center click here.