Digital Forensic Investigation
Identify, Monitor, and Mitigate Your Financial Crime Risk
With the increasing volume of criminal activities involving digital evidence, it is essential for investigators to have established procedures to handle this evidence properly. This ensures that it remains admissible in legal proceedings.
We provide comprehensive forensic solutions to help clients navigate the complexities of digital investigations from computing devices, such as computers, tablets, mobile phones and devices with a CPU
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Benefits of Gathering Digital Forensics
Types of Investigation and Legal Proceedings to be used
Data Theft and Network Breaches
Digital forensics is used to understand how a breach occurred and identify the attackers.
Online Fraud and
Identity Theft
Digital forensics is used to understand the impact of a breach on organizations and their customers.
Violent Crimes like burglary, assault, and murder
Digital forensics is used to capture digital evidence from mobile phones, cars, or other devices in the vicinity of the crime.
White Collar
Crimes
Digital forensics is used to collect evidence that helps identify and prosecute crimes, such as corporate fraud, embezzlement, and extortion.
Our Range of Digital Forensic Investigation Tools
Media Forensics
Detect both data hiding techniques and the programs used to conceal information to retrieve data from Storage Media.
Network Forensics
Identify origin of security attacks with analysis of network activities, such as web browsing and communications between devices
Email Forensics
Recover and analyze emails and their metadata (eg, headers, content, attachments, sender/recipient details, timestamps, etc.)
Mobile Forensics
Facilitate acquisition and analysis of data from smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices
Find your needle in the haystack
Key Features
Steganography Detection
Identify and extract hidden information within the seemingly innocuous digital media files. This can be used to conceal malicious code, confidential data, or even facilitate covert communication.
Stochastic Forensics
Investigates suspicious digital activity even when there are no obvious traces left behind. It’s especially useful for uncovering insider threats and data breaches where traditional evidence is missing.
Anomaly Detection
Discover similarities to detect suspicious events, including correlating and cross-referencing information across multiple computer drives to find, analyze, and preserve any information relevant to the investigation.
Live analysis
Use operating system tools that find, analyze, and extract volatile data, typically stored in RAM or cache, while the device or computer is running.
Deleted File Recovery
Recover deleted files by searching a computer system and memory for fragments of files that were partially deleted in one location while leaving traces elsewhere on the inspected machine.
Steps of Digital Forensics
For digital evidence to be accepted in a court of law, it must be handled in a precise way to prevent cyber criminals from tampering with the evidence.
- Identification
Find the digital evidence, which includes identifying devices, data locations, and relevant information related to the investigation. - Preservation
Isolate, secure, and preserve the data. This includes preventing people from possibly tampering with the evidence. - Collection
Gather the digital evidence from identified sources. Use specialized tools and techniques to extract data, such as creating disk images or copying specific files. - Examination
Examine collected data for any signs of malicious activity or relevant information, which may include recovering deleted files or analyzing network traffic logs. - Analysis
Analyze collected data to identify the sequence of events or identify specific files or data that are relevant to the investigation. - Reporting
Document analyzed data in a clear and concise report, detailing the methods used, the evidence collected, and the conclusions drawn from the investigation, often including any relevant time or date parameters.
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