Digital forensics
Digital forensics and incident investigation
When something has gone wrong, you need facts quickly. We preserve evidence properly, rebuild the timeline, and establish what happened, what was affected and how to stop it happening again.
- Unusual login to finance mailbox from new location
- Mail forwarding rule created to an outside address
- Payment instruction emails sent to two vendors
- GladiatorRX engaged; evidence preserved
- Access revoked; scope and root cause confirmed
Coverage
What we test
We agree the exact scope with you on the scoping call. These are the areas we typically cover.
Evidence acquisition
- Computers and servers
- Mobile devices
- Cloud and email accounts
- Logs and network data
Investigation
- Incident timeline reconstruction
- Root-cause analysis
- Scope of data accessed
- Malware and intrusion analysis
Case types
- Business email compromise
- Ransomware and intrusions
- Insider data theft
- Fraud and policy violations
Reporting
- Chain-of-custody documentation
- Reports for management, insurers and legal
- Support for CERT-In incident reporting
Deliverables
What you receive
- Preserved evidence with chain of custody
- Incident timeline
- Root cause and scope of impact
- Containment and recovery recommendations
- Report suitable for legal and insurance use
Aligned to NIST SP 800-86 · ISO/IEC 27037
Is it right for you?
Choose this if…
- You suspect a breach or intrusion
- An employee may have taken data
- You've been hit by fraud or ransomware
- Legal or insurance needs an independent report
Process
How the engagement runs
Scope
A 30-minute call to agree on targets, testing windows and rules of engagement. You get a fixed quote.
Map
We map what's in scope: features, user roles, integrations, and anything exposed that wasn't on the list.
Test
Hands-on testing by certified testers. Critical issues are reported to you straight away.
Report
A summary for leadership, plus a detailed finding for each issue with evidence and a specific fix.
Retest
We verify your fixes and issue an updated report and attestation letter.
FAQ
Digital forensics: common questions
How quickly can you start?
Call us on +91 96231 11662. For active incidents, we aim to begin remote triage the same day.
What should we do before you arrive?
Don't switch off or reimage affected machines, and don't delete anything. Disconnect them from the network if you can, and write down what you've noticed and when.
Do we have to report to CERT-In?
Many cyber incidents must be reported to CERT-In within six hours of being noticed, under its April 2022 directions. We can help you work out whether yours qualifies and what to include.
Related
Often combined with
Penetration testing
Hands-on security testing of your web applications, networks and cloud by certified testers.
PTES · OWASP WSTG · NIST SP 800-115 Learn moreVulnerability assessment
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OWASP API Security Top 10 Learn moreFind out where you're exposed before an attacker does.
Tell us what you need tested. We'll reply within one business day with questions or a fixed quote.