March 7, 2021
Computer Forensics
Computer forensics is an area where the main objectives are:
- securing and analysing evidence on digital media and within all IT assets,
- detection of cases and causes of burglary, leakage, theft and destruction of data, disloyal behaviour of employees and external entities.
Activities carried out within the scope of computer forensics focus on, among others, securing evidence, data recovery, identification and analysis of information, and preparation of an appropriate expert opinion for investigative audit or criminal or court proceedings.
The added value of our investigative computing services is to involve our entire team in a specific issue. It gives the possibility of a comprehensive look at a given case, not only for the indicated evidence, but also:
- searching for and using alternative and non-obvious sources of evidence;
- in electronic and analogue form;
- giving opinions on trust relationships with specific employees and contractors;
- legislative support;
- cooperation with law enforcement agencies and government CERT teams.
We also conduct preventive actions in computer forensics, such as monitoring of key employees’ activities or processes in the company to minimise threats from espionage or economic sabotage.
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