Digital Forensic | Threat ResQ

Digital Forensic | Threat ResQ | Cybersecurity

What is Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR)?

Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) is an essential part of cybersecurity, focused on identification, investigation, remediation, and also providing information for legal cases or investigations. DFIR mainly has two components:

Digital Forensics: It is a subset of forensic sciences in which digital devices like computers,phones, or even cloud instances are examined to find evidence.
Incident Response: The process of containing the threat, investigating the incident, mitigating the damage, and taking steps to prevent future incidents is known as Incident response.

As a leading digital forensics service provider, Threat ResQ provides a wide range of experienced digital forensics services for our clients to assist them with their investigations. Our experts will assist you in the collection, examination, and presentation of digital evidence of the incident.

Our experts utilize industry-approved tools and methodologies to investigate and recover the systems or digital data, and we use our expertise in threat intelligence to prepare the security posture of your business to defend against future incidents.

Digital forensic and incident response

Step 1: Detection: Our tech stack at Threat ResQ will help in the detection of the cyberattack in the quickest time possible.

Step 2: Incident Response: Our exceptional and experienced personnel will help the organizations in their immediate response to contain the threat while analyzing the event.

Step 3: Investigation: Threat ResQ’s expert digital forensics team then leads the investigation into the cyber incident, collects all the digital evidence and threat intelligence data, and does an in-depth analysis to understand the attack.

Step 4: Mitigation and Reporting: Preparing a detailed incident report while suggesting and implementing measures to prevent future attacks. The systems will be put under 24/7 monitoring to prevent the recurrence of the attacks.

Our digital forensics experts create a set of rules for examining the evidence. Every effort is made during the analysis of the evidence, to keep the original digital information safe.

End-to-End Digital Forensics Consulting

Digital forensics plays a crucial role in today’s legal cases. If evidence is not properly requested or understood, it can lead to receiving incorrect information or none at all.

With the rise of computer use, specialized forensic tools help law enforcement identify system compromises or monitor data activity. Before any work begins, proposals and agreements are established, and our experts draft a protocol to ensure compliance with agreed terms.

Our independent analysis aims to preserve original data and ensure accuracy, though human error may occur. Each case is treated as if headed for trial, and our forensic reports provide insights into expert testimony and cross-examination strategies.

The Digital Forensics Analysis Process

During a forensic investigation, several key steps are taken:

Consultation: A digital forensics expert works with you to determine what data is needed, ensuring proper tools are used and advising on issues like data preservation and analysis.
Acquisition: We gather all relevant information, creating forensic copies of devices like computers, servers, phones, and cloud data, with regular updates throughout.
Analysis: Our experts recover and analyze deleted data, uncovering details about user actions, potential data tampering, confidentiality breaches, or policy violations. We also check for attempts to cover tracks using anti-forensic tools.

Have customers data been stolen by an employee?

Digital Forensics Reporting:
This stage involves a technical report detailing what occurred in a case, including forensic evidence of user activity. For example, it explains which files were accessed, how they were removed, who took them, and the possible intentions, such as a former employee stealing intellectual property.

Digital Forensics Expert Testimony:
Before testifying in court, a digital forensics expert must be qualified. The lawyer must prove the expert’s credentials, including their training, experience, and knowledge. Our experts excel at presenting complex technical details in simple terms for the court to understand.

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Threat ResQ is a leading Cybersecurity Company that provides a range of services to help organizations prevent and respond to cyber attacks. Threat ResQ’s services are designed to help organizations secure their systems and prevent attacks from happening in the first place