Digital Forensics
Digital Forensics
Preservation, examination and reconstruction of digital evidence to establish what happened following breaches, fraud, disputes or other incidents.
Overview
When an incident has already occurred, the central question is factual: what happened, when did it happen, what was affected and what evidence remains? Digital Forensics preserves, examines and reconstructs the available digital record so the sequence of events can be established and documented.
Subjects covered
Data breachesInvestigation of breaches involving confidential data or infrastructure.
Internal fraudForensic examination following confirmed internal events.
Corporate disputesTechnical forensic support in commercial conflicts.
LitigationDigital evidence prepared for legal proceedings.
FAQ
What is Digital Forensics?
Preservation, examination and reconstruction of digital evidence after an incident.
When is it used?
After a breach, internal fraud, commercial disputes or legal actions.
What is delivered?
A forensic report with a documented chain of evidence.