Forensic Analysis
When something goes wrong, our forensic team reconstructs exactly what happened across your systems, preserves the evidence properly, and gives you the clear, defensible answers your leadership and legal team need.
We reconstruct the full story behind an incident
A breach leaves traces across disks, memory, logs and network traffic, and the answers matter to your board, your regulator and sometimes a court. Our team acquires and examines that evidence to a forensic standard, so what we tell you holds up under scrutiny.
Disk Forensics
Recovery and examination of deleted files, artefacts and file system activity from acquired drive images.
Memory Analysis
Capture and inspection of volatile memory to expose running malware, credentials and hidden processes.
Timeline Reconstruction
Correlation of logs and artefacts into a clear timeline of attacker activity from entry to exit.
Attribution & Indicators
Identification of tools, techniques and indicators of compromise mapped to known threat actor behaviour.
Chain of Custody
Documented handling and integrity checks that keep every piece of evidence admissible and defensible.
Data Exfiltration Review
Analysis of what data was accessed or removed, so you can meet your disclosure obligations accurately.
When You Need to Know Exactly What Happened, Guesswork Is Not Enough.
After an incident, the pressure to explain yourself comes quickly, from your board, your customers and often your regulator. Acting on assumptions can make things worse, destroy evidence and leave you exposed to claims you cannot defend. What you need is a precise, honest account of how the attacker got in, what they touched and what they took, built on evidence rather than opinion.
Our team treats every engagement as if it will end up in front of a court, because it might. We acquire disk and memory images to a forensic standard, preserve chain of custody at every step, and reconstruct the events into a timeline you and your advisers can actually follow. You come away with a clear report, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, that tells you what happened and what to fix first.
Standards and Frameworks We Work To
- Our investigations follow the ACPO principles for digital evidence and NIST SP 800-86 guidance on integrating forensic techniques into incident response.
- We map attacker activity to the MITRE ATT&CK framework so findings connect to recognised techniques your team and ours can act on.
- Where an incident carries reporting duties, we align our documentation with the evidence and disclosure requirements of frameworks such as ISO 27037 and your regulatory obligations.
Aligned to the frameworks that matter
Our testing follows the methodologies that set the global standard for application security.