BlackBag Technologies Relocates Silicon Valley Corporate Headquarters

25th May 20204th July 2008 by Forensic Focus

BlackBag Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of computer forensic and electronic discovery solutions, today announced the relocation of its worldwide headquarters to 300 Piercy Road in San Jose, California. The move follows the Company’s 5th anniversary and continued growth of its forensic software sales, as well as an intense demand for forensic and eDiscovery professional services…BlackBag’s new San Jose corporate headquarters incorporates a state of the art training facility as well as securely integrated imaging and analysis labs for forensic and eDiscovery data processing. The facility is home to growing analyst and development teams previously based in Santa Clara. The new office features expanded development space and training facilities with capacity for up to 30 students.

“A direct result of BlackBag’s continued growth and the ever-increasing demand for Mac-related computer forensic products and services, our new San Jose office greatly expands our Silicon Valley presence and better positions us to service our fast-growing customer base,” said Ryan Chapin, vice president of marketing at BlackBag Technologies. “Relied upon by some of the world’s most respected law enforcement agencies and corporations, BlackBag will continue to grow its San Jose-based team throughout 2008.”

About BlackBag Technologies

BlackBag Technologies, Inc. provides Mac-based data forensic and eDiscovery solutions to law enforcement and private sector clients. Based in Silicon Valley, BlackBag offers clients a comprehensive and secure suite of services, software and training solutions. The Company acknowledges the growing challenges faced by forensic examiners and legal professionals in the field and is dedicated to creating flexible, open environment solutions. BlackBag serves a wide range of clients including federal, state and local law enforcement agencies as well as leading private sector security, legal and human resource professionals. Visit www.blackbagtech.com.

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