Computer Forensics Services
IT devices such as desktops, laptops, and mobile devices are critical to the operation of an organisation and may become a key piece of evidence if a digital crime is suspected and potentially associated with a user, such as data theft, IP theft, accounting fraud, employee fraud, and so on. Our services assist organisations in analysing meta data and isolating and preserving evidences containing important clues and information so that they remain forensically uncompromised.
Mobile Forensics Services
If devices used to commit a crime against an individual or a business are seized, they may contain a wealth of data that can be used to prove the individual’s intentions or actions. This is where our mobile device forensics service can help. The information stored on a mobile phone, like that on a computer, is frequently accessible, even if the owner has attempted to wipe the data to avoid detection. Our services assist in recovering data from SIM cards to memory cards to aid in investigations.
IT Forensics Services
While computers and mobile phones are endpoints in a company’s data and communications infrastructure, most attacks target the organization’s critical information, such as network services, information systems, financial systems, databases, eCommerce services, and email systems, to name a few. On the occurrence of a suspicious event, our services can quickly attempt to identify the compromised elements of the IT infrastructure, isolate them, and forensically preserve the data evidence for analysis, as well as proactively assist internal IT staff in identifying company-wide IT vulnerabilities.
Data Analytics
Because data is essential to the operation of any organisation, it is regarded as a strategic asset that must be safeguarded. Data compromise or theft can be detected by organisations through routine audits or automated processes that detect anomalies in data access and use. Our services assist in determining how structured data is stored and accessed in specific areas. Forensic data analysis assists organisations in transitioning from reactive risk mitigation to proactive risk mitigation, where our advanced analytics tools help improve systems, process security, and compliance.
Frequently Asked Questions
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+How does Computer Forensics differ from data recovery?
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+I think that a cellphone in my company may contain important evidence. How should I handle it?
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Our team of dedicated cyber security experts will help you to protect your business from expensive data breaches through our next-gen strong, cohesive cybersecurity strategy that includes security assessments, data protection, and threat mitigation.