Digital Forensics That Holds Up When It Matters.
Forensic examination of computers, servers, cloud platforms, and enterprise environments — performed by an examiner who helped validate the very tools the industry relies upon.
Capabilities
What We Examine
Endpoint & Workstation
- Desktop and laptop drive imaging and analysis (Windows, macOS, Linux)
- RAID and server forensic acquisition
- Removable media examination (USB devices, external drives)
- Forensic analysis of user activity, file system artifacts, and registry/keystore evidence
Enterprise & Cloud
- Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace forensic acquisition
- AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform evidence preservation
- Enterprise email systems (Exchange, hosted mail) — collection, analysis, authentication
- SharePoint, OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox forensic captures
Specialized Analyses
- Anti-forensic activity detection (timestomping, secure-deletion, evidence wiping)
- Unallocated space examination and deleted-file recovery
- Reconstruction of user activity, login patterns, and access behavior
- Attribution analysis (which user, which device, which session)
Social Media & Web
- Forensically defensible web and social media captures
- Authentication of captured content with full provenance
- Cross-platform activity reconstruction
- IoT and connected-device evidence (where relevant)
Common Use Cases
When we're typically engaged.
Suspected Data Exfiltration
You believe a current or former employee transferred files, customer data, source code, or trade secrets outside the company. We reconstruct what was accessed, when, and how — via cloud, USB, email, and personal device channels.
Spoliation Disputes
Opposing counsel alleges evidence was altered or destroyed. We perform independent preservation and spoliation analyses to establish what actually happened.
Pre-Suit Investigations
You need forensic answers before filing. Our work supports cease-and-desist letters, TRO applications, and decisions about whether and how to proceed.
Related Insights
Further reading on this practice.
- Understanding Metadata Dates in eDiscovery: Avoiding Common Pitfalls
- The Evolution of Cloud Forensics: Challenges and Solutions
- Social Media Forensics: Preservation, Collection, and Authentication Challenges