Forensics
Forensic Locksmithing
Forensic locksmithing (or investigative locksmithing, forensics) is the study of the forensic evidence left behind by different entry techniques on locks and safes, as well as surrounding areas such as doors, windows, and walls. Locksmiths who provide forensic services are referred to as forensic or investigative locksmiths.
The forensic locksmith assists investigative agencies in criminal investigations, insurance claims, and security maintenance by providing the facts surrounding the compromise of a lock or key system. In this regard, the forensic locksmith identifies the method of entry, tools used, skill level of attacker(s), the relative security of the system, and evidence that may be used to identify suspects. The forensic locksmith does not solve cases for the investigative agency, rather they provide facts, evidence, and insight that may be used to affect the outcome of an investigation.[1]
History
Add to me!
Forensic Evidence
Add to me!
References
See also
 |
This article is a stub. You can help Lockwiki by expanding it. |
