Digital Forensic Services
Computer forensics (also known as digital forensics or IT forensics) is the application of investigation and analysis techniques to gather and preserve evidence from a particular computing device in a way that is suitable for presentation in a court of law.
Eduron IS provides forensic services for corporate investigations, litigation support, criminal defense, and regulatory compliance. Our procedures follow internationally recognized forensic standards to ensure evidence integrity and admissibility.
Forensic Investigation Types
Disk & Storage Forensics
Hard drives, SSDs, USB devices, memory cards — full disk imaging and analysis.
Mobile Device Forensics
Smartphone and tablet extraction, including encrypted devices where legally permitted.
Network Forensics
Packet capture analysis, log correlation, and reconstruction of network-based attacks.
Email & Messaging Forensics
Recovery and analysis of communications for corporate or legal investigations.
Cloud Forensics
Investigation of cloud-hosted services, SaaS platforms, and cloud storage.
Memory Forensics
RAM analysis to detect malware, injected code, and volatile evidence.
Forensic Methodology
Identification & Preservation
Identifying relevant digital evidence and preserving it using write-blockers and hash verification (MD5, SHA-256).
Collection & Imaging
Creating forensically sound bit-for-bit copies. Chain of custody documentation from the moment of seizure.
Analysis & Examination
Deep analysis of artifacts: file systems, registry, event logs, browser history, deleted data, and timeline reconstruction.
Reporting & Expert Opinion
Comprehensive forensic report with findings, methodology, and expert conclusions suitable for legal proceedings.
Use Cases
- Corporate fraud and embezzlement investigations
- Data theft and intellectual property disputes
- Employee misconduct and policy violations
- Ransomware and cyberattack investigation
- Regulatory compliance investigations
Evidence Integrity & Standards
All forensic work follows strict chain-of-custody procedures. We adhere to:
- ISO/IEC 27037 — Digital evidence identification and collection
- ISO/IEC 27042 — Digital evidence evaluation and interpretation