Incident Response, Malware Analysis & Digital Forensics
We provide professional incident response, raw disk carving, malware payload decompilation, and legally defensible chain-of-custody data preservation to identify security breaches.
500+
Incidents Investigated
100%
Chain-of-Custody Rate
< 4 Hours
Initial Incident Triage
Our Structured Digital Forensics Methodology
1. Evidence Collection & Preservation
Capturing live memory (RAM), full disk images, and network traffic logs using hardware write-blockers to preserve evidence integrity.
2. Chain of Custody Maintenance
Standardized tracking logs detail every touchpoint, transfer, and analytical phase to ensure all findings are legally valid.
3. File System Carving
Digging through slack space and unallocated sectors to reconstruct deleted logs, registry modifications, and malicious binaries.
4. Registry & Log Analysis
Analyzing registry hives, service creation indicators, and system execution artifacts to trace lateral movement and initial access vectors.
5. Forensic Reporting
Constructing comprehensive summaries outlining chronological attack steps, infected resources, and concrete patch advice for legal or insurer reviews.
Our Forensic Capabilities
Enterprise operational capabilities designed to protect your host environments.
Computer & Disk Forensics
Extracting data logs from endpoint partitions, rebuilding MFT records, and analyzing browser artifacts.
Live RAM Triage
Capturing active volatile memory contents to locate running process payloads, network socket listings, and encryption keys.
Mobile Forensics
Physical and logical extraction of secure chat logs, database structures, and location markers from iOS and Android platforms.
Network & Traffic Analysis
Inspecting PCAP logs, tracking payload transmissions, parsing firewall flows, and pinpointing exfiltration servers.
Malware Analysis
Running executable samples in dynamic sandbox environments to outline host modifications, API calls, and domains.
Expert Witness Reporting
Drafting legally robust documentation, evidence reports, and audit sheets suitable for litigation or compliance standards.
Chain-of-Custody Timelines
We strictly enforce chain-of-custody containment rules to ensure all digital artifacts collected are legally defensible in court or insurance reviews.
Secure Imaging & Hash Check
Write-blockers isolate physical devices. Sector copies are cryptographically signed using SHA-256 and MD5 hashes to prove zero data alteration occurred.
Vault Inventory Logging
Devices are logged into offline secure containment safes. Every transition, handler signature, and audit log is recorded on tamper-proof sheets.
Analysis & Verification
Only bitstream copies are mounted on forensic examination workstations. The original physical storage remains locked inside the safe to preserve its physical integrity.
Forensic Evidence Sources
We extract, carving, and rebuild data across multiple device layers and platforms:
Digital Forensics FAQs
Answers to common questions about our incident analysis and evidence collection.
How fast can your digital forensics team deploy?
We operate a 24/7/365 emergency incident response hotline. For critical security breaches, remote containment and digital evidence imaging setups can begin within 4 hours.
What is "Chain of Custody" and why is it important?
Chain of Custody is a chronological paper trail documenting the acquisition, collection, control, transfer, and analysis of digital evidence. Maintaining a strict Chain of Custody ensures the evidence remains legally valid in litigation or insurance claims.
Can you recover deleted data logs or files?
Yes. Using raw partition carving, we extract file fragments from unallocated space and trace directory markers. If the drive sectors have not been fully overwritten by new files, reconstruction is highly successful.