Forensic Case
Management
Forensic case management involves determining the best strategy for a case, choosing and prioritizing the most effective services that will be needed. It involves ensuring that all evidence is collected in accordance with the law in an efficient manner, and ensuring that it is safely stored.
Applications
- Assistance with legal cases and evidence collection
- Looking after individual clients by helping them take the best next steps
Mobile
Investigations
The use of technology to triage and forensically examine data stored on mobile devices to recover data that might be incriminating, and might have been deleted, including videos and images, messages and other files.
Applications
- Identifying wrongdoing via acquisition of deleted or hidden digital evidence
- Recovering data for help with legal cases
- Recovering passwords for those locked out of devices
- Processing and analyzing digital information for litigations
Password
Recovery
The use of specialist tools to recover passwords on electronic devices and restore data to its rightful owners.
Applications
- Identifying wrongdoing via acquisition of deleted or hidden digital evidence
- Recovering data for help with legal cases
- Recovering passwords for those locked out of devices
- Processing and analyzing digital information for litigations
Social Media
Forensics
Social media forensics involves deep diving into social media accounts to identify and retrieve evidence to support legal cases. This might be on Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram or any other social media platform where content and messages are exchanged.
Applications
- Determining motive and opportunity
- Confirming or disproving an alibi based on posted media
- Confirming or disproving conversations has
- Recovering data for help with legal cases
eDiscovery
eDiscovery is a critical part of evidence collection which involves recovering digital communication such as emails, instant messaging conversations, social profiles, digital images, and website content, as well as any other digital information that could be used to support a civil or criminal litigation. eDiscovery is also about securing that data once recovered.
Applications
- Working with legal teams to recover digital evidence to help strengthen their cases
- Working with Family Offices/Individuals to find digital communication to help with litigation in the case of domestic dispute
- Corporate investigations to find evidence of IP or data theft, fraud or other misconduct
Digital Forensic
Investigation
The growing and increasingly important branch of forensic science which focuses on identifying, acquiring, processing, analyzing, and reporting on data stored electronically.
Applications
- Identifying wrongdoing via acquisition of deleted or hidden digital evidence
- Recovering data for help with legal cases
- Recovering passwords for those locked out of devices
- Processing and analyzing digital information for litigations
Forensic
Imaging
The branch of computer or digital forensics which involved use of sophisticated tools to make copies of, or images of computer data for use in legal cases
Applications
- Identifying wrongdoing via acquisition of deleted or hidden digital evidence
- Recovering data for help with legal cases
- Processing and analyzing digital information for litigations
Eavesdropping
Detection
The use of technology and expertise to find hidden eavesdropping devices and the use of technology to find out whether digital devices have been hacked, and people are listening in.
Applications
- Working alongside Family Offices/Individuals to ensure their personal spaces haven’t been compromised
- Corporate investigations where sensitive data might end up in the hands of a competitor or bad actor
