Understanding what happened, backed by solid evidence.
Digital forensics involves collecting and analysing digital evidence following a rigorous, traceable methodology, to reconstruct how an incident unfolded or document fraud. GSS brings this expertise alongside incident response, when an organisation needs to understand precisely what happened or needs evidence it can rely on.
Benefits
- Rigorous, traceable methodology
- Documented, usable digital evidence
- Precise reconstruction of how an incident unfolded
- Works alongside incident response
Use cases
Internal or external fraud
Collecting digital evidence to document a suspected fraud situation.
A compromise requiring deeper analysis
Identifying the exact entry point and sequence of a compromise.
A dispute requiring digital evidence
Rigorous documentation of facts based on digital evidence.
Sectors we serve
- Banks and financial institutions
- Public administrations
- Telecommunications
- Large enterprises
Frequently asked questions
What is digital forensics?
It’s the collection and analysis of digital evidence following a rigorous, traceable methodology, used to reconstruct an incident or document fraud.
Can evidence collected by GSS be used in a legal context?
The methodology followed aims to produce usable, traceable evidence; legal admissibility then depends on the context and applicable regulation, to be assessed with your legal counsel.
Is digital forensics only used after a security incident?
No, it can also be used for internal fraud cases, disputes, or any situation requiring facts to be documented from digital evidence.
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