Why is it
important to do so?
Computer forensics is necessary according to ruling 300/2015 of the Supreme Court, and guarantees the authenticity of digital evidence.
What is
computer forensics?
Organizations often deal with legal processes where providing a computer forensics report that proves the authenticity of digital evidence is a necessity, according to court rulings.
What does this
service include?
- Preparation of expert reports
- Support in the judicial process together with the appropriate legal professional
- Ratification of the expert report in court
How do we do it?
In necessary cases, a methodology very similar to Forensics Analysis is used, always adhering to the principle of preserving evidence, verifying and guaranteeing the authenticity
of the digital evidence. We use the necessary practices to maintain the chain of custody intact and provide coverage for cases where the following may be involved:
- Guaranteeing the authenticity of WhatsApp conversations or other social networks.
- Guaranteeing the authenticity of emails
- Guaranteeing the authenticity of other data from a Forensics Analysis, or Incident Response (among others)
What do you need
for your company?
Organizations often deal with legal processes where providing a computer forensics report that proves the authenticity of digital evidence is a necessity, according to court rulings.
With our incident response team (CSIRT), we handle crisis response in organizations for incidents such as cyberattacks on your applications, information compromise, identity theft, DDoS attacks, system failures, etc. We are responsible for identifying, containing, and reacting to a security incident.
Antivirus software sometimes detects suspicious pieces of malware and automatically sends them to its laboratories for examination. In cases where employees of your organization detect anomalous behavior or suspicious pieces of software, our laboratory examines the details of a piece of malware and who might be trying to carry out a cyberattack on your infrastructure and networks.
Forensic analyses are assignments carried out by organizations to analyze a suspected security compromise on a device. Using analysis tools and methodologies, we can identify the origin of the alleged breach, identifying those technical selectors such as email, IP, crypto, etc. addresses, date, time, TTPs, and other data relevant to track the investigation in legal matters.

