03 Focus Area
An investigation is only worth what it can withstand. We acquire evidence to a documented standard, analyze it with methods we can explain on the record, and write findings that hold up in front of counsel, a regulator, or a court. If the evidence does not support a conclusion, we say so.
01 Casework
Different matters need different handling. What stays constant is the standard the evidence is held to, whether the audience is your board or opposing counsel.
What happened, how they got in, what they reached, and whether they are still there. Scoped to answer the questions your notification obligations will ask.
Departing employee data theft, policy violations, and misuse investigations, handled discreetly and proportionately. These cases are as much about restraint as about capability.
Working under counsel direction on civil and criminal matters. Defensible collection, analysis that anticipates the other side, and reporting that reads cleanly under cross examination.
Device compromise, stalkerware, account takeover, and harassment cases for individuals. Handled confidentially, with plain language about what we found and what your options are.
02 Method
Every stage produces a record. If someone asks two years from now how a conclusion was reached, the answer is in the case file, not in someone's memory.
Legal hold support and immediate preservation, before evidence ages out of logs or gets overwritten by normal operations.
Forensic images and logical collections with verified hashes, taken in an order that captures volatile data before it is lost.
Working copies only. Timeline reconstruction, artifact analysis, and correlation across sources, with each finding tied to its evidence.
Written for the audience that needs it: an executive summary that a board can act on, and a technical section an opposing expert can check.
Where a matter goes that far, our examiners explain their methods and conclusions on the record and stand behind them.
03 Standards
The unglamorous part of forensics, and the part that decides whether the work is usable. It runs on the same evidence store as the Cyber Operations Toolkit.
Every transfer, access, and action logged with time, examiner, and purpose. The log is produced with the report, not on request.
Cryptographic hashes recorded at acquisition and re-verified before analysis and again before delivery.
Tools, versions, and parameters documented so another qualified examiner can repeat the work and reach the same result.
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Preservation is time sensitive. Reach out early, even if you are not yet sure the matter needs a full examination.
