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Handling more than 3,000 security incidents a year, Kroll’s digital forensics investigators are experts in understanding, analyzing and preserving data during an investigation.
Digital forensics is the branch of forensic science that deals with the collection, analysis and preservation of digital data or evidence. It involves the use of specialized tools and techniques to defensibly extract and analyze data from an array of computers, servers, smartphones, network devices, internet of things (IOT) and more.
Digital forensics is a critical component when uncovering information that can shape the outcome of often complex and highly sensitive investigations and legal cases. In the event your organization is impacted by a security incident such as a ransomware attack, business email compromise, sophisticated network intrusion or an insider threat associated with the theft of intellectual property, having experienced digital forensics and incident response experts on your side can mean the difference between business continuity and detrimental disruption.
Kroll’s global team of world-class digital forensic investigators is highly experienced, trained and educated in the secure preservation, collection, analysis and presentation of key evidence. Whether it is computer forensics, forensics for Android or iOS devices or cloud services, our digital forensic experts apply proven and defensible methodologies to maximize the range and quality of data retrieved.
The collection, preservation and analysis of electronic evidence can be crucial to the successful outcome of an investigation. Data collection and recovery, along with comprehensive forensic analysis on network computers, can help to provide vital insights. Kroll’s industry-leading forensic investigators have extensive career and educational backgrounds and experience working with a wide variety of device types, operating systems and network sizes from small-to-medium businesses (SMB) to enterprises and multinationals and can support your organization at every stage of the process, including:
While a similar approach to computer forensics, cloud forensics builds upon traditional forensic processes and techniques and implements them against cloud-based environments. By nature of design, the cloud presents unique challenges for investigators given the structural design, layering and presentation of both services and data.
While traditional forensics relies largely upon access to physical and best evidence data such as access in a traditional IT environment and connected storage devices, cloud forensics focuses on virtual servers, applications and log analysis as presented through the application layer of the provider’s solution or interface, often further restricted or defined by the security controls and procedures of the cloud provider.
Kroll digital forensic examiners are trained, experienced and certified in cloud forensic best practices and leverage specialized tools and techniques needed to support cloud forensic investigations.
Modern mobile devices hold huge amounts of application and user-created data, making them a frequently requested target of legal processes and requests, litigation teams and regulators. Mobile device forensics enables investigators like Kroll to securely collect and retrieve data, then preserve it in a forensically sound condition. Due to the fast-changing nature of mobile technology, specialist expertise is required to successfully undertake the seizure, acquisition, examination, analysis and reporting of mobile forensics data. Our team ensures that this is achieved in a secure and timely way, whether you need expert support in data identification and extraction (e.g., messages, chats, photos or images, notes, documents, etc.) or data extraction and presentation in response to a type of legal process (e.g., perseveration request, subpoena, court order, or regulatory request).
In the event of a security incident, data drawn from Apple devices can be indispensable. As they are highly complex to analyze, expert insight and proven methodologies are vital for preventing the potential loss or corruption of key data.
Kroll’s digital forensics approach is informed by our experts’ comprehensive knowledge of the Apple iOS ecosystem. You can rely on our investigators to efficiently locate and secure key data from Apple devices at any stage of an investigation or litigation process.
Access our digital forensics services for fast, responsive support at any stage of your court case or investigation. Our expertise includes:
Improve investigations and reduce your potential for litigation and fines with the strict chain-of-custody protocol our experts follow at every stage of the data collection process.
With a global mobile device forensics team and a proven track record in investigation and litigation support, Kroll enables key digital insights to be accessed quickly and securely.
Kroll's expertise establishes whether data was compromised and to what extent. We uncover actionable information, leaving you better prepared to manage a future incident.
Kroll's computer forensics experts ensure that no digital evidence is overlooked and assist at any stage of an investigation or litigation, regardless of the number or location of data sources.
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