Digital Forensics & Cyber Intelligence
Digital Forensics is a branch of forensic science pertaining to legal evidence found while analyzing traditional document sources, computers, telephones and other data storage devices. The goal of Digital forensics is to explain the current state of any system, device or document which can store or transmit digital information. Digital forensics is seen more as a tool used to investigate the chain of events once the crime has taken place. But it needs to be seen as a preemptive measure to stop crime or terror incidents. The information recovered and analyzed from these sources routinely produces key evidence in court, delivered by expert witness testimony. Digital and document forensics integrates seamlessly with the broad range of services offered by our forensic science teams. Hence, a two-way consolidated model needs to be put in place to track terrorist activities and curb criminals.
Email Forensic:
Over 100 trillion emails are sent a year, making it a crucial evidentiary component in nearly every case litigated today. Emails deliver documents and carry out transactions and is used not only from computers but many other electronic gadgets like mobile phones etc. Our services includes
- Process, search, review and analyze email and ESI in a forensically sound manner maintaining chain of
- Our unique approach and tool allow us to find out critical data, visualize relevant relationships, and drill down to the most pertinent data.
- Process and search multiple email sources, file types, and metadata. View results in a visual layout of your choice and export the documents of interest in a wide variety of file formats.
- Discover the history of a message and identity of all involved entities.
- Investigate client or server computer suspected of being used or misused for e-mail forgery. It may involve inspection of Internet favorites, Cookies, History, Typed URL’s, Temporary Internet Files, Auto completion Entries, Bookmarks, Contacts, Preferences, Cache, etc
- Skin tone detected, regular expression based search, bookmarking of potential evidence, email data classification, detailed reporting of investigation stages etc.
Mobile Forensic:
Cell phone forensic is quickly emerging field within the digital forensic, today’s mobile devices are getting smarter, cheaper and more easily available for common daily use. We can probe and extract the memory of a mobile phone or tablet and retrieve information the legal and investigative community has long thought unavailable. A new genre of mobile device extraction and analysis tools has given birth to break-through capabilities in forensic evidence collection and production. Our approach will include;
- Seizure,
- Isolation, and
- Documentation
Which is further followed by?
- Achieve and maintain network isolation
- Thoroughly document the device, noting all information available.
- If a SIM card is in place, remove, read, and image the SIM card.
- Clone the SIM card.
- Physical/logical extraction of the cell device.
- Analyze/review/keyword search of parsed data from physical/logical extraction.
- Report of findings.
Disk Forensic:
GTISec is specialized digital forensic company offering industry best services in computer forensic and investigation which includes disk forensic, cloud forensic and other digital storage media forensic like USB devices, Fire wire devices, CD, DVD, Flash drives, Floppy disks etc. GTIS digital forensic team comprises of core technical and techno-legal background professional carrying years of experience and industry certification in cyber forensic investigation, and have experience to solve variety of cases related to IPR theft, corporate policy violation, child pornography, terrorism , data theft ,financial fraud and staking etc. We are using standard tool to dig into deep of data maintaining chain of custody and standard guidelines.
TYPES OF RECOVERABLE DATA
- Emails, deleted emails
- Internet use information
- Erased files
- Deleted pictures and movies
- Access and usage information
- Temporary files
- Logs
Services:
- Imaging and authentication of digital evidence
- Data indexing, processing and keyword searching.
- Find every file on the computer system, including files that are encrypted, protected by passwords, hidden or deleted, but not yet overwritten
- Ensuring investigations preserved all the information on the computer system without changing or damaging it.
- Recover as much deleted information as possible using applications that can detect and retrieve deleted data.
- Reveal the contents of all hidden files with programs designed to detect the presence of hidden data.
- Decrypt and access protected files.
- Analyze special areas of the computer’s disks, including parts that are normally inaccessible. (In computer terms, unused space on a computer’s drive is called unallocated space. That space could contain files or parts of files that are relevant to the case.)
- Testify in court as an expert witness in computer forensics.
