Capabilities

Investigation, response, and analysis — under one chain of custody

Engagements are scoped to the standard the output needs to meet: internal review, regulatory disclosure, or litigation.

FOLDER · CS-DFI

Digital Forensics Investigation

Acquisition and analysis of digital evidence from computers, mobile devices, servers, and cloud accounts, documented to a standard admissible in court.

  • ▸ Disk imaging & file system analysis
  • ▸ Mobile forensics (iOS / Android)
  • ▸ Cloud & email account forensics
  • ▸ Expert witness & deposition support
FOLDER · CS-IR

Incident Response

Rapid-response engagement covering detection through recovery, with a 24/7 on-call desk for active breaches.

  • ▸ Breach triage & containment
  • ▸ Ransomware response & negotiation support
  • ▸ Root-cause analysis & eradication
  • ▸ Post-incident hardening & report
FOLDER · CS-MA

Malware Analysis

Static and dynamic reverse engineering of malicious code to determine behavior, capability, and likely origin.

  • ▸ Static & dynamic reverse engineering
  • ▸ IOC and YARA rule generation
  • ▸ Sandbox behavioral analysis
  • ▸ Threat attribution reporting
FOLDER · CS-TH

Threat Hunting & VAPT

Proactive hunting for undetected compromise, paired with vulnerability assessment and penetration testing to close the gaps found.

  • ▸ Compromise assessment
  • ▸ Network & web application VAPT
  • ▸ Red-team simulation
  • ▸ Continuous monitoring retainers
Engagement process

How a case moves through the firm

StageWhat happensTypical timeline
IntakeScope confirmed, evidence sources identified, engagement letter signedSame day
AcquisitionEvidence collected and hashed under documented chain of custody1–2 days
AnalysisExamination, reverse engineering, or hunt conducted by case lead3–15 days
ReportingFindings delivered as a technical report and, where needed, an affidavit2–5 days

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