Digital Forensics

Yes. Evidence is collected and documented with chain-of-custody practices designed to be defensible in legal, regulatory, or insurance proceedings, and our consultants can support testimony if required.

We can typically begin evidence preservation and acquisition within hours of being engaged. Speed matters in forensics, since volatile evidence like memory and active logs can be lost quickly if not captured promptly.

Yes. Our methodology applies to external compromise, insider threat, and data loss investigations alike, with scope and evidence sources adjusted to fit the specific scenario.

We generally recommend involving legal counsel early, especially where litigation, regulatory reporting, or privilege considerations may apply. We're glad to coordinate directly with your counsel throughout the engagement.

Incident Response focuses on containing and recovering from an active incident. Digital Forensics focuses on the evidence-grade investigation into what happened, and the two are often engaged together, with forensics running alongside or after containment.

Yes. Root cause analysis is a core part of the engagement, identifying not just the scope of impact but how the incident occurred so the underlying gap can be closed.