When a security incident occurs, time and precision are critical. Our Digital Forensics service helps organizations uncover what happened, how it happened, and what systems or data were impacted.
We collect, preserve, and analyze digital evidence from servers, endpoints, cloud environments, and network devices to reconstruct attack timelines and identify the root cause, all while maintaining evidential integrity for legal or compliance use.
This service empowers your incident response process with verified technical facts, ensuring that containment, remediation, and future prevention are grounded in a full understanding of the compromise.
Incident Scoping & Evidence Preservation
Disk & Memory Acquisition
Log & Artifact Analysis
Timeline Reconstruction
Malware & Payload Examination
User & Access Analysis
Network Forensics
Root Cause Identification
Define investigation objectives, affected assets, and evidence types. Align expectations and procedures during a structured kick-off meeting to ensure timely and compliant response.
Collect volatile and non-volatile data, including disk images, memory dumps, and network captures, using validated forensic tools. Maintain chain-of-custody and verify integrity with cryptographic hashes.
Analyze system artifacts, application logs, and network data to uncover attacker activity, persistence, and escalation. Correlate multiple data points to reconstruct their actions.
Rebuild an accurate timeline of events and identify the vulnerability, compromised account, or misconfiguration that enabled the intrusion.
Analyze recovered files or scripts to determine capabilities, behavior, and origin. Extract IoCs for detection and response.
Deliver a detailed report with scope, methodology, findings, root cause, and remediation guidance. Present findings to both technical and management teams to support containment and recovery.
Investigation duration varies with complexity, evidence volume, and system scope. Most cases range from a few days to several weeks for complete acquisition, analysis, and reporting.
Because evidence is the only truth after an incident. Digital forensics reconstructs events precisely, revealing how the attack unfolded, what data was affected, and how to prevent recurrence. It supports confident response, safe restoration, and legal defensibility.
Yes. Using advanced recovery and decryption techniques, deleted or encrypted files can often be restored depending on their condition, system activity, and available artifacts.
Yes. We employ industry-standard forensic tools such as EnCase, X-Ways, FTK, and Autopsy, combined with custom scripts, to ensure comprehensive and reliable data recovery and analysis.
