Digital forensics
Every incident leaves a trail.
We recover, preserve and analyze digital evidence under strict chain of custody. The result is an account of what happened, documented to the standard a court expects.
What we investigate.
Incident investigation
How an attacker got in, what they touched and when, after a breach or other incident.
Data recovery
Deleted, corrupted or damaged data brought back where it can be.
Evidence collection
Court-ready digital evidence collection with proper chain of custody.
Expert witness
Written expert opinion and testimony for legal proceedings.
Forensic reporting
Detailed technical reports suitable for legal and executive audiences.
Rapid response
We move quickly to capture volatile evidence, such as memory, before it's lost.
Why digital forensics?
Certified examiners
Investigations carried out by certified forensics specialists.
Chain of custody
Evidence handled under strict, documented procedures that meet legal requirements.
Data recovery
Deleted or damaged data recovered from computers, phones and other storage media.
Admissible evidence
Investigations run to the legal standards that decide whether evidence is admissible.
Reports that show their working
Written for legal proceedings or internal investigations, with the evidence behind every conclusion.
Fast deployment
Examiners on the case quickly, before critical evidence is overwritten or lost.
How an investigation runs
Every step is documented, from the first scoping conversation to testimony.
Initial assessment
We agree what the investigation needs to answer and plan how to get there.
Evidence preservation
All digital evidence is secured and documented using forensically sound methods.
Data acquisition
We make forensic copies of the digital media and verify their integrity.
Analysis
We examine the copies with specialist forensic tools and rebuild the timeline of events.
Documentation
A written report of what we found, with the supporting evidence attached.
Expert testimony
We act as expert witnesses and explain the findings to courts and stakeholders.
Something happened. Find out exactly what.
Tell us what you know so far. We'll scope the investigation, starting with the evidence that needs preserving now.