Overview
When a security incident occurs, knowing exactly what happened is crucial. Our digital forensics team recovers deleted files, analyzes memory dumps, reconstructs system timelines, and preserves evidence in accordance with international standards.
What's Included
Host-based and network-based forensic acquisition
Live memory forensics and volatile data preservation
Malware reverse engineering and capability analysis
Log analysis, timeline reconstruction, and correlation
Court-admissible chain of custody documentation
Expert witness testimony and regulatory reporting support
Key Deliverables
- •Chain of Custody tracking forms
- •Deep-dive Forensic analysis reports
- •Indicators of Compromise (IoC) extraction list
- •Malware analysis and behavior summaries
- •Executive incident timelines
Frequently Asked Questions
Chain of Custody is a chronological record of the seizure, custody, control, transfer, and analysis of physical or electronic evidence. It is required for evidence to be admissible in a court of law.
Yes, using advanced decryption tools, memory carving, and password recovery techniques, we can often recover data from encrypted systems.