Cyber Forensic Services
Expert digital investigation and forensic analysis to uncover evidence, analyze security incidents, and support legal proceedings with precision
Our Services
Incident Response
When a company is hacked, hit with ransomware, or suspects a data leak, our forensic team is the first responder.
- Containment: Stop the bleeding—disconnecting infected systems and stopping attackers
- Root Cause Analysis: Identify how the breach occurred
- Malware Analysis: Dissect the virus or ransomware code
Digital Investigation
Methodically sift through data to reconstruct the timeline of the crime.
- Artifact Analysis: Digital footprints, deleted files, hidden logs, USB history
- Attribution: Identify responsible parties—insider threats or external hackers
- Asset Tracing: Track stolen financial assets or cryptocurrency
Legal & Litigation Support
Everything we do is legally admissible in court.
- Chain of Custody: Document evidence handling for court validity
- E-Discovery: Sift through terabytes of data for legal evidence
- Expert Testimony: Senior experts explain technical concepts in court
Specialized Forensics
We don't just look at laptops; we specialize in different hardware and software environments.
- Mobile Forensics: Extracting deleted WhatsApp chats, GPS locations, or call logs from locked iPhones or Androids
- Cloud Forensics: Investigating breaches in AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud environments where there is no physical "hard drive" to seize
- Network Forensics: Analyzing traffic data (packet captures) to see exactly what data was transmitted out of the network during a breach
The Forensic Process
Identification
Determine what devices contain evidence
Preservation
Create forensic image without altering original
Analysis
Use specialized tools to search the data
Documentation
Write detailed report linking findings to facts
Presentation
Present findings to stakeholders or in court
Our Team of Experts
1. Computer & Disk Forensics (Hard Drives & Files)
These tools allow investigators to recover deleted files, analyze hidden data, and create a "bit-by-bit" copy of a hard drive without altering the original evidence.
EnCase Forensic Our Team Expert
The industry standard. Expensive and complex, but its reports are widely trusted in courts globally. Excellent for deep analysis of large drives.
FTK (Forensic Toolkit) Our Team Expert
Main competitor to EnCase. Known for its speed in indexing data (making it searchable) and ability to crack passwords on files.
Autopsy (The Sleuth Kit) Our Team Expert
Most popular open-source (free) tool. Surprisingly powerful and often the first tool students learn. Analyzes hard drives and smartphones.
X-Ways Forensics Our Team Expert
Lightweight, German-made tool loved by advanced experts for precision and ability to work on data at a very low "hex" level (looking at raw data bytes).
2. Mobile Forensics (Phones & Tablets)
Smartphones are notoriously difficult to crack because of encryption and proprietary operating systems (iOS/Android).
Cellebrite UFED Our Team Expert
The "gold standard" for law enforcement. Famous for its ability to bypass locks and extract data from almost any mobile device, including deleted WhatsApp messages and GPS history.
MSAB XRY Our Team Expert
Strong European competitor to Cellebrite, often used to dump data from mobile devices quickly in the field.
Oxygen Forensic Detective Our Team Expert
Specializes in cloud extraction (pulling data from iCloud/Google Drive backups) and visualizing connections between different people (e.g., "Person A called Person B 50 times").
3. Network Forensics (Internet Traffic)
If a hacker is stealing data right now, these tools show exactly what is leaving the building.
Wireshark Our Team Expert
The absolute king of packet analysis. Captures network traffic and lets you see exactly what data is moving through the wire (e.g., identifying a computer sending credit card numbers to a server in another country).
NetworkMiner Our Team Expert
Unlike Wireshark, which shows a list of packets, this tool reconstructs the files. If a hacker downloaded an image, NetworkMiner can often reassemble that image so the investigator can see it.
4. Memory Forensics (RAM)
Clever hackers (like those using malware) often hide only in the computer's RAM (temporary memory) and never save files to the hard drive to avoid detection.
Volatility Our Team Expert
A command-line tool that "freezes" the computer's RAM and lets investigators search it. Can find passwords, running malware, and open network connections that disappear the moment the computer is turned off.
5. All-in-One Forensic Suites (Operating Systems)
Instead of installing tools one by one, experts often use a specialized operating system that comes pre-loaded with everything.
Kali Linux Our Team Expert
Famous for hacking (penetration testing), but it also has a "Forensics Mode" that prevents it from modifying any hard drives it touches.
SIFT Workstation Our Team Expert
Created by the SANS Institute (a top training organization), this is a free collection of the best open-source forensic tools, all configured to work together perfectly.
CAINE Our Team Expert
Computer Aided INvestigative Environment - A Linux distribution built specifically for digital forensics with a user-friendly interface.