The Daubert standard is a set of criteria that governs the admissibility of expert witnesses' testimony and scientific evidence during federal legal proceedings in the United States. The Frye Standard holds that expert testimony must be based on scientific methods that are sufficiently established and accepted.

The techniques that Action Computer Forensics uses have been tested in actual field conditions (and not just in a laboratory); been subject to peer review and publication; and have been generally accepted within the relevant scientific community. Our known or potential rate of error is low enough to be close to zero.

Action Computer Forensics reports enough information about recovered evidence to repeat the process and recover the same evidence, therefore each result can be reproduced and validated independently.

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