Author archive for Hawk Professional Investigations
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News: Carroll County Approves SHIELD Security Doors
The Carroll County Board of Education on Thursday approved the purchase of the SHIELD security system for Glanton-Hindsman Elementary in Villa Rica. The school system is continuing to install protective measures as part of its safety initiative. Ithica Elementary, Roopville Elementary and Villa Rica Middle already have the SHIELD system installed. The SHIELD is a security system that provides the capability for […] -
Ask The Expert: Can I Trust Apps?
Question: Can I trust the applications that I download on my phone? Answer: The market is flooded with apps for everything imaginable now. Apps with bad code can put the user, device, network and information stored on the device at risk. Knowing which apps you can trust depends on a few variables – most significantly, the type of device that […] -
Four-peat: BEST Of 2018 Private Investigator
Hawk Professional Investigations has been named Georgia’s #1 investigative firm for an unprecedented fourth consecutive year, winning the Daily Report’s BEST OF award for 2018. Based on voting by the Georgia legal community, Hawk PI previously won the award in 2015, 2016, and 2017, when the firm was also inducted into the Daily Report BEST OF Hall of Fame. -
HPI Named ‘Best Of’ for 2017 by Daily Report
For the third year in a row, Hawk Professional Investigations has been named in the Daily Report's BEST OF for 2017 which is selected by Georgia Attorneys. This remarkable string of wins, voted by the Georgia legal community, also earned Hawk PI a place in the Daily Report BEST OF Hall of Fame. -
Hackable Keyboards and Mice
You can now add non-bluetooth wireless keyboards and mice to your list of “hackables”. Bastille, a cybersecurity research company, recently discovered two vulnerabilities affecting wireless, non-Bluetooth keyboards and mice. These vulnerabilities could allow hackers to eavesdrop on your keystrokes and expose your sensitive data including credit card and banking information, social security number and passwords. Devices susceptible to the newly […] -
The Learning Curve of Digital Evidence
Digital evidence on cell phones and mobile devices is changing the landscape of the U.S. legal system.
