When it matters, how you collect the evidence is the case
After a breach, leadership needs to know what was accessed, what moved, and how. But the way that question is answered matters as much as the answer: evidence collected carelessly is evidence that cannot be relied on by a regulator, an insurer, or a court. Forensics is the discipline of getting the truth without destroying its credibility.
We examine systems methodically and preserve everything to a defensible standard, so your findings stand whether they end up in a board report or a legal proceeding.
How we work
- Preserve first. We capture forensically sound images of disk and volatile memory before anything changes the scene.
- Maintain custody. Every artefact is logged, hashed, and handled under a documented chain of custody from acquisition onward.
- Analyse the artefacts. Disk, memory, and network evidence is examined to recover activity, persistence, and indicators of compromise.
- Reconstruct the timeline. We build an evidenced sequence of events that answers what happened, when, and how.
Defensible by standard
Examinations follow NIST SP 800-86 and ISO/IEC 27037, so findings meet the evidentiary expectations of regulators and courts in Singapore and India.