Joint Electronic Crimes Task Force (Jectf)

created through a partnership between the the university of alabama and local law enforcement agencies, this state-of-the-art lab processes digital evidence seized in criminal investigations by local, state, and federal officials. jectf is currently a member of alabama’s internet crimes against children (icac) task force and is affiliated with the u.s. secret service and the national computer forensic institute (ncfi). jectf contains hardware, software, and certified digital forensic examiners capable of forensically examining mobile phones, hard drives running windows, macintosh, and linux operating systems, dvrs, gaming systems, vehicles, drones, wearable devices, and cctv video recordings