CT-Scanner devices produce three-dimensional images of the internal structure of the body. In this paper, we propose a method that is based on the analysis of sensor noise to identify the CT-Scanner device. For each CT-scanner we built a reference pattern noise and a correlation map from its slices. Finally, we can correlate any test slice with the reference pattern noise of each device according to its correlation map. This correlation map gives a weighting for each pixel regarding its position in the reference pattern noise. We used a wavelet-based Wiener filter and an edge detection method to extract the noise from a slice. Experiments were applied on three CT-Scanners with 40 3D images, including 3600 slices, and we demonstrate that we are able to identify each CT-Scanner separately.