Digital forensics that stands up to scrutiny: evidence, timeline and actionable outcomes.
We preserve and analyze evidence to reconstruct what happened, confirm scope and support decisions—with chain of custody, defensible methodology and reporting suitable for audits and stakeholders.
Evidence
Preservation & integrity
Forensic acquisition with minimal impact, hashing, chain of custody and defensible evidence handling.
DFIR
Investigation & timeline
Endpoint, identity and log analysis to reconstruct actions, root cause and scope with traceability.
Enterprise
Legal & regulatory readiness
Structured documentation and reporting aligned with governance, compliance and audit expectations.
Actionable
Containment & hardening inputs
Findings converted into fixes: access control, logging, detection coverage and anti-recurrence measures.
Defensible forensics: integrity, traceability and business outcomes
Digital forensics should do two things: withstand scrutiny (integrity + documentation) and produce outcomes that reduce risk. We balance evidence preservation with operational reality and convert findings into a clear remediation plan.
Chain of custody
Clear record of who handled what, when and how—preserving integrity and admissibility.
Minimal business disruption
Targeted acquisition and staged actions to avoid breaking operations.
Defensible methodology
Repeatable steps, documented assumptions and traceable evidence references.
Security outcomes
Forensics that leads to fixes: posture, identity control and detection improvements.
Output is suitable for security governance, audit trails and internal decision-making, and can support regulatory narratives (e.g., DORA / NIS2) when needed.
Common use cases
Where digital forensics brings clarity: incidents, insider cases, fraud and audit-ready evidence.
Security incidents
Intrusions, ransomware, BEC and cloud compromise—evidence-driven investigation and reporting.
Insider & privilege abuse
Investigation of suspicious activity, SoD issues, data access and misuse of admin rights.
Fraud & business disputes
Email trails, access patterns, file activity and corroboration of events for decision makers.
Data exfiltration
Scope, paths, affected data, evidence and remediation priorities to reduce recurrence risk.
Cloud & identity forensics
M365/Entra ID, AWS/Azure/GCP—tokens, keys, sessions, IAM changes and audit logs.
Compliance & audits
Audit-ready artifacts and traceability supporting ISO 27001 / ENS / NIS2 / DORA controls.
Methodology
From scope to evidence pack: structured steps that remain traceable and repeatable.
Scoping & evidence plan
We define objectives, sources and constraints (systems, identities, logs, cloud tenants) and establish evidence handling rules and roles.
Preservation & acquisition
We collect defensible data: forensic images (when needed), targeted artifacts, logs and telemetry—documented with hashing and custody records.
Analysis & correlation
We correlate endpoint, identity, network and cloud logs to reconstruct the timeline, identify root cause and confirm scope/impact.
Findings → actions
We translate findings into containment guidance and remediation priorities (identity, exposure, logging gaps, detection and hardening).
Reporting & evidence pack
Executive + technical reports, evidence pack, IoCs (if applicable), and a defensible narrative suitable for audits and stakeholders.
Deliverables designed for traceability
You get clarity for decision makers and defensible evidence handling—plus an actionable roadmap to close root causes.
Executive summary
What happened, business impact, key decisions, and risk posture after containment.
Technical forensic report
Timeline, root cause, evidence references, artifacts analyzed and reproducible findings.
Evidence pack
Exports, logs, hashes, custody records and supporting material packaged for traceability.
Remediation roadmap
Prioritized backlog (30/60/90) to close root causes and reduce recurrence.
What we typically analyze
We focus on the sources that can reconstruct reality: identity events, endpoint artifacts, cloud telemetry and log correlation.
If you need active containment and recovery, see Incident Response (IR/DFIR) 24/7 .
Need clarity—and evidence you can defend?
We’ll scope the case, preserve evidence, reconstruct the timeline and deliver a report and evidence pack suitable for governance and audit needs.
Talk to a forensics specialistFrequently asked questions
Is this the same as Incident Response (IR/DFIR)?
Digital forensics focuses on evidence preservation and investigation. IR focuses on containing impact and restoring operations. They work best together—especially for ransomware, intrusions and BEC.
Do you provide chain-of-custody documentation?
Yes. We document acquisition steps, hashes, custody records and evidence references to support audits, legal review and governance requirements.
Can you do cloud and identity forensics (M365/Entra, AWS, Azure, GCP)?
Yes. We analyze audit logs, IAM changes, tokens/keys, session activity, mailbox events and cloud telemetry to reconstruct actions and scope.
What do you need to start?
A short scoping session, a point of contact, and access to relevant sources (read-only where possible): identity provider, endpoints/EDR, SIEM/logs and cloud tenant logs.