 What we do
Toronto, Ontario-based computer consulting firm Morochove &
Associates Inc.
provides computer forensics investigation and consulting assistance
to both the legal and business I.T. security communities.
We support lawyers representing
plaintiffs or defendants in civil cases and in
criminal defense matters. We also handle the investigation of
sensitive areas for corporate clients, such as possible breaches of
network security or corporate data policies and computer fraud.
Morochove & Associates Inc. at a glance
boutique technology consulting firm founded in 1988.
we are flexible and
tailor our services to meet client needs.
we approach computer forensic science from a
business and information technology perspective supported by decades of hands-on experience.
we deliver top-notch information technology consulting.
we do not sell computer hardware or software because we dedicate our efforts to
client service.
Our
extensive experience
 Our
work in computer forensic consulting and expert witness services
includes participation in civil and criminal cases.
We assist in Anton Piller orders, a form of civil search warrant.
We work with legal teams prior to carrying out the orders to
determine the type of computer program and data files pertinent to
the order, the distinctive identifying characteristics of these
computer files and the most likely locations they might be found.
During execution of the orders, we search for and locate the
sought-after computer files and obtain copies for the legal team.
We analyze a wide variety of computer data files such as e-mail,
instant message logs and word processing documents to determine if
they appear to be genuine or fabricated. We examine computer data
files thought to be deleted, but we often recover the apparent
deletions using specialized tools.
We analyze accounting databases to locate suspicious
transactions. We review related business financial data such as
customer databases and price lists for evidence of their
unauthorized duplication and use. We investigate the data
trails of e-commerce systems, including Web servers, tracking usage
and analyzing logs. We review
and analyze the operations of computer applications software.
Profile of
Richard Morochove
Company president Richard Morochove consults on a wide
variety of computer technologies and industries, since 1979. He
works with Windows, DOS, Macintosh and UNIX-based systems
running on notebook, desktop and server computers and
Palm/Windows Mobile handhelds.
Richard has led a number of computer forensics investigations, prepared expert reports discussing his findings included in
affidavits and testified about his work.
Richard is a Fellow Chartered Accountant (Ontario 1977, Fellow
1994), a qualified Information Technology Specialist (CA·IT)
in the profession and has a Bachelor of Commerce degree (1975) from
the University of Toronto. He is a founding director of the Canadian
Institute of Chartered Accountants' board of the Alliance for
Excellence in Information Technology and chairs its
certification committee.
A noted computer authority, Richard has lectured at the
University of Toronto, York University and George Brown College. He
has spoken about information technology on more than three hundred
occasions including the COMDEX Canada computer conference and trade
show, the Canadian Computer Show and Conference and the annual
conferences of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario,
the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants and the American
Academic Accounting Association.
 Richard
has written more than one thousand published articles about
information technology, starting in 1983. He reviews software and
Web services for PC World magazine and is PC World's Tech at Work
columnist. He's written The Bottom Line's Computer Monitor column,
aimed at accounting and finance professionals, since 1985. He edits
the publication's annual Financial Software Vendor Directory.
From 1991-2005 Richard wrote the weekly Computer Watch column for the Toronto
Star, Canada's largest-circulation daily newspaper. This popular,
award-winning column was syndicated to other Canadian newspapers.
Richard is frequently interviewed by electronic media and has
discussed computer and information technology issues on ROB-TV, CTV's Canada AM, Global TV’s
evening news, CITY-TV City Pulse News, CHCH-TV News, CBC Newsworld's
Tomorrow/Today, Canada Live and Early Edition, CBC-TV's Morning
News, The Journal and Venture, WIC's Investors Online and other
television programs. He was a regular technology commentator for
Southam’s daily Business World television program. He has been
interviewed on radio stations CFRB, CJAD, 680 NEWS and CBC Radio’s
national network.
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