Across Forensics we develop and utilise cutting-edge technology, to help our clients in times of crisis, or to understand past challenges and proactively prevent future ones.
Electronically-stored information often grows faster than an organisation’s ability to manage it – and will do so in the future. Corporate IT systems are not designed to respond to critical incidents that create an immediate need for data to be preserved, analysed and produced.
In critical situations you need to be able to access and analyse important data without delay and present relevant information in a forensically responsible and sound manner.
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Our expert team prepares your data to be ready for any crisis-situation.
We do this by efficiently capturing, transforming, matching and analysing large volumes of structured and unstructured data using the latest forensic software, equipment and techniques. We make data searchable and safeguard your vital datasets in a secure environment.
Our team can draw on a wide range of backgrounds and extensive experience in a wide variety of industries as well as on our global network of forensic technology professionals.
In today's society, companies use a wide range of devices and applications to store data. In most cases this data is accessible, in other cases a forensic specialist must make the data available or accessible again.
You can think of recovering deleted files, investigating manipulated or falsified information, analysing whether and how intellectual property has left your organisation, and other relatable scenarios.
We are a strong and experienced team, with in-depth technical skills, that uses advanced techniques to collect and analyse vast amounts of data quickly and professionally.
Using specialised equipment and procedures approved for gathering electronic evidence, our team can ensure that any ensuing legal proceedings are not negatively affected by the quality of the available evidence.
In order for electronic data to be entered as valid evidence in a court or in disciplinary proceedings, it is vital that an image of the relevant storage device (hard disk, server, cloud, smartphone, drone, smartwatch etc.) is taken at the earliest possible point in the investigation or even earlier to preserve the information in contemplation of a possible investigation.