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Cybersecurity Forensics

Incident investigation and breach reconstruction for high-stakes matters.

We investigate cyber incidents, unauthorized access, ransomware, insider threats, account compromise, and security failures where the facts must be reconstructed and explained clearly.

Incident Focus

Breach

Root cause and impact review

Logs

Event and access reconstruction

Response

Legal-ready findings

Overview

Cyber incidents require technical depth and legal clarity.

When a security event becomes a lawsuit, insurance claim, regulatory inquiry, or board-level matter, organizations need more than a technical incident summary. They need a defensible investigation that explains what happened and why.

Our cybersecurity forensic work helps identify root cause, map affected systems, evaluate available evidence of data exposure, and organize findings for legal, regulatory, operational, or insurance use.

Capabilities

Investigation support for cyber events that carry legal exposure.

Breach Reconstruction

Review of logs, endpoint data, network activity, cloud events, and authentication records to reconstruct what happened.

Ransomware Investigation

Analysis of affected systems, encryption activity, malware indicators, lateral movement, and available exfiltration evidence.

Account Compromise Review

Investigation of email, identity, cloud, MFA, mailbox rule, file-sharing, and administrative account activity.

Insider Threat Analysis

Review of employee or contractor access, file movement, removable media use, cloud uploads, and policy violations.

Security Control Assessment

Expert review of security controls, monitoring, policies, response actions, and alignment with reasonable security practices.

Regulatory & Insurance Support

Technical findings organized for counsel, cyber insurers, notification analysis, board reporting, and regulatory response.

Common Engagements

For breach response, litigation, insurance, and regulatory review.

Ransomware and extortion events
Business email compromise
Cloud account compromise
Data breach litigation
Cyber insurance claims
Insider threat investigations
Vendor and third-party incidents
Security negligence allegations

Process

From incident facts to defensible findings.

01

Stabilize & Scope

We identify the incident type, affected systems, available evidence, immediate preservation needs, and legal objectives.

02

Collect Evidence

Relevant endpoint, network, identity, cloud, application, and administrative records are preserved for review.

03

Reconstruct Events

Investigators build a timeline of compromise, access, movement, affected systems, and response actions.

04

Report Findings

Findings are translated into clear legal, operational, insurance, or regulatory language.

Deliverables & Frameworks

Findings organized for technical and legal audiences.

Cybersecurity findings must be accurate, but they also need to be usable by counsel, executives, regulators, insurers, and non-technical decision makers.

Incident timeline

Root cause analysis

Affected systems summary

Indicators of compromise

Data exposure assessment

Security control review

Regulatory response support

Expert report or declaration

NIST Cybersecurity Framework

CIS Controls

ISO 27001 concepts

Incident response best practices

Cloud identity review

Reasonable security analysis

FAQ

Common questions about cyber forensic investigations.

Can you determine whether data was stolen?

Sometimes. The answer depends on available logs, endpoint telemetry, cloud records, network evidence, and attacker behavior. We assess what the evidence supports and what remains uncertain.

Do you support cyber insurance matters?

Yes. We can help organize technical findings for coverage analysis, business interruption claims, incident documentation, and expert review.

Can you assess whether security practices were reasonable?

Yes. We can review policies, controls, monitoring, access management, response actions, and alignment with recognized standards or industry expectations.

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