Forensic services of computers and mobiles, often referred to as digital forensics, involve the systematic and scientific examination of electronic devices to collect, analyze, and preserve digital evidence for legal purposes. This field of investigation is crucial for uncovering and understanding digital activities related to cybercrimes, security incidents, or legal cases.

Data Recovery: Specialized services for the recovery of digital evidence from computers and mobile devices, even in cases of data deletion or corruption.

Evidence Preservation: Ensuring the proper preservation of digital evidence to maintain its integrity for investigative or legal purposes.

Chain of Custody: Adhering to strict procedures to maintain a documented chain of custody for digital evidence, ensuring its admissibility in legal proceedings.

 

Outline the areas covered in cybersecurity audits, including network infrastructure, software applications, and data storage. 

Evaluate the effectiveness of security controls.

 

Memory analysis: Examining volatile memory for evidence.

Disk forensics: Analyzing data stored on hard drives or other storage media.

 

Highlight specific risks related to cybersecurity, technology infrastructure, and data protection.

Emphasize the need for specialized strategies to manage and mitigate technology-related risks.

 

In-depth forensic analysis of computers and mobile devices.

Retrieval and preservation of digital evidence for investigations.