Cyber forensic is a branch of digital forensic science pertaining to legal evidence found in computers and digital storage media. The goal of cyber forensics is to examine digital media in a forensically sound manner with the aim of identifying, preserving, recovering, analyzing and presenting facts and opinions about the information. Although it is most often associated with the investigation of a wide variety of cyber crime, cyber forensics may also be used in civil proceedings. The discipline involves similar techniques and principles to data recovery, but with additional guidelines and practices designed to create a legal audit trail.
Audio and Video Verification which includes examination of the audio/video recordings for the presence of tampering or addition or deletion from the original file. Audio/videos may be recorded in mobile phones, sound recorder, microphones, spy cameras, CCTV cameras, etc. FOR-T deals with the examination and verification of the misuse of audio and video clips like : MMS video clip examination & verification, video tampering analysis, audio tampering examination.
In the current era of digital war, no applications are secure. Competitors use various ways to harm business of others through the digital media. Generally these attacks are "Application based" or "Network Based" or "Cloud based". Our 360 degree approach helps our clients to harden the security and to stop possible Business loss, Customer loss or Reputation Loss due to malicious intentions of evil hackers. Our experts use Manual Testing approach - which can find bugs that tools can't.
Cyber forensics is a field that focuses on finding and analyzing legal evidence stored on computers and other digital devices. It's like detective work for the digital world! The goal is to carefully examine this evidence while following strict rules to ensure it's admissible in court. Cyber forensics can identify, preserve, recover, analyze, and explain this digital information.
While it's often used to investigate cybercrime, cyber forensics can also be used in civil legal cases. It shares some techniques with data recovery, but with extra steps to create a clear record for legal purposes.
Cybercrime is any crime that involves computers and networks. These crimes can target computers themselves or use them to commit other crimes. Cybercrime can threaten a country's security and finances. Some of the most concerning types of cybercrime include hacking, copyright infringement, child pornography, and online enticement of minors. Additionally, there are privacy concerns when sensitive information is lost or intercepted, whether legally or illegally.
Our team securely collects digital evidence from any device to support your case.
We recover deleted or hidden data, providing crucial pieces for your investigation.
We discreetly investigate social media platforms (WhatsApp, Facebook, etc.) to uncover relevant information.
Track the origin and path of emails to identify senders and recipients.
Identify the location of suspicious online activity through IP address tracking.
Verify voice alterations used in recordings to determine authenticity.
Recover lost data from damaged or formatted storage devices.
Our forensic consultants provide comprehensive analysis and clear explanations for legal proceedings.
We empower you to effectively challenge opposing expert testimony in court.
Piece together the digital timeline of events for a clear understanding of the crime.
If you have a personal investigative need not listed here, feel free to discuss it with us.
We are committed to providing confidential and professional assistance.
