In today's world, crime has moved from physical to digital. As technology becomes more embedded in our daily lives, cyber criminals are increasingly exploiting digital platforms to commit various illicit activities. This shift is reflected in the surge of cyber-attacks, data breaches, and online fraud, which are now more sophisticated and widespread than ever before. The digital realm offers criminals anonymity and a global reach, making traditional law enforcement methods less effective. Consequently, organizations and individuals face growing threats ranging from identity theft and financial scams to ransomware attacks and espionage. This new era of digital crime necessitates advanced cyber security measures and digital forensic capabilities to protect sensitive data, secure networks, and investigate cyber incidents.

Digital Forensics

Mobile Forensics

Mobile device forensics involves the use of specialized tools and techniques to extract data from a mobile device, including both the device's memory and any external storage media, such as a SIM card or SD card. The extracted data can include text messages, call logs, contacts, photos, videos, and other types of digital evidence.

Computer Forensics

Computer Forensics as the discipline that combines elements of law and computer science to collect and analyze data from computer systems, networks, wireless communications, and storage devices in a way that is admissible as evidence in a court of law.

Image, Video & Audio Forensics

In the field of digital forensics, image and video forensics are one of the essential requirements. They involve the meticulous analysis and examination of digital images and videos to determine their authenticity, origin, and any manipulation or tampering that may have occurred. Moreover, they can be utilized to extract information that may not be visible to the naked eye.

Cloud Forensics

Cloud forensics is a rapidly growing field, as more and more businesses and individuals move their data to the cloud services, these services include applications, databases, servers, networking, and more. Cloud forensics involves applying digital forensics and crime investigation techniques to cloud computing environments.

Email Forensics

With the prominence of the internet, emails have emerged as the most popular application for business communication, document transfers and transactions from computers and mobile phones. With this emergence, email security protocols have also been implemented to mitigate the illegitimate actions of criminals, such as business email compromise, phishing emails, and ransomware. Email forensics involves investigating emails to gather evidence for legal or investigative purposes. It focuses on analyzing email content, headers, attachments, and metadata to establish facts or track the origin of emails.

Damage HDD / Mobile & Data Recovery

Forensic data recovery is the extraction of data from damaged evidence sources in a forensically sound manner. This method of recovering data means that any evidence resulting from it can later be relied on in a court of law.

Password Recovery

Password recovery is a technique used to retrieve a password with the aid of different.

Malware

A malware attack can have devastating consequences, leading to financial loss, reputational damage, or to the crippling of critical infrastructure. Malware comes in many forms, each designed for specific malicious objectives, such as adware, fileless malware, ransomware, spyware, Trojans, viruses, and worms.

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