Digital Forensics

We specialize in a range of digital forensics areas including the recovery, investigation, and analysis of digital data from various electronic devices. The services offered under digital forensics typically cater to law enforcement, businesses, and private individuals dealing with cybercrimes, data breaches, or security incidents. See below for some of the key services that we offer; 

Mobile Forensics

We exam and analyse mobile devices for digital evidence to support court going cases including;

Smartphone Analysis: Examination of smartphones (iOS, Android, etc.) for call records, messages, apps, photos, GPS locations, and other artifacts.

Data Recovery: Recovering deleted or encrypted data from mobile devices, including texts, images, videos, and app data.

SIM Card Analysis: Investigating data stored on SIM cards, such as call history, contacts, and messages.

Computer Forensics

Hard Drive Analysis: Examining the contents of computers and storage devices to identify deleted files, encrypted data, and traces of malicious activities. 

File Recovery: Recovery of lost, deleted, or corrupted files, even from damaged storage media.

Operating System Analysis: Investigating system logs, file systems, and configuration files to identify any unauthorized access, malware, or system misconfigurations.

Email Forensics

Email Header Analysis: Analyzing email headers to trace the origin of messages, identify spoofing, and track the flow of malicious emails.

Content Analysis: Investigating the content of emails to identify malicious attachments, links, or traces of phishing attempts.

Data Recovery: Recovering deleted or corrupted emails from servers or local devices.

Malware Analysis

Malware Investigation: Analyzing suspicious files and software to determine their nature, origin, and impact.

Behavioral Analysis: Observing how malware behaves within a system to understand its functionality and potential damage.

Reverse Engineering: Dissecting malware to study its code and identify its specific methods of attack or exploitation.

Social Media Forensics

Social Media Activity Analysis: Investigating social media accounts for digital evidence of criminal activity, harassment, or identity theft.

Data Harvesting: Collecting relevant social media data such as posts, messages, images, and location data for use in legal investigations.

Cloud Forensics

Cloud Data Retrieval: Investigating cloud services for potential data breaches or cybercrimes, recovering lost or deleted data from cloud platforms (e.g., Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.).

Cloud Service Analysis: Analyzing cloud environments for configuration issues, unauthorized access, and security gaps.

Cross-Platform Data Correlation: Combining data from cloud storage, on-premises systems, and mobile devices for comprehensive investigations.