Investigation · Cybersecurity
Digital forensic analysis
Fast, precise answers once something has happened: what got in, through where, when and what it took, with evidence valid for legal proceedings.
- Activation
- Direct contact, no ticket
- Scope
- Disks, memory, logs and mobile devices
- Evidence
- With documented chain of custody
- Delivery
- Forensic report with timeline
The problem
After an incident, the difference between knowing what happened and guessing lies in the first hours and in how the evidence was collected. A badly copied disk stops being valid proof, even if it holds the answer.
What it includes
In-depth investigation
Exhaustive forensic analysis of the incident to identify the origin, the real extent of the intrusion and the information needed to decide on solid ground.
Evidence collection and preservation
Acquisition techniques that guarantee the integrity and authenticity of the collected data, with a documented chain of custody for use in legal proceedings.
Malware and threat analysis
Detailed study of the malicious code found to understand its functionality, origin and tactics, which allows a precise response and prevents reinfection.
Clear, actionable reports
We translate the technical findings into information the decision-maker can understand, with concrete corrective and preventive measures.
How we work
- 01PreservationForensic acquisition of disks, memory and logs before touching anything.
- 02AnalysisReconstruction of the timeline and the entry vector.
- 03ScopeWhich data was accessed or extracted, and whose.
- 04ReportFindings, indicators of compromise and recommendations.
Deliverables
| Document | Length |
|---|---|
| Forensic report Timeline, IOCs and extent of the leak. | included |
| Chain of custody Complete record of the evidence. | included |
Do not power off or reinstall the compromised machines before calling us. Volatile memory is lost on shutdown, and a reinstall destroys precisely the information we need to establish what happened.