We can define digital forensics as the science of acquiring, preserving, obtaining, and presenting data that has been electronically processed and stored on digital media.
To carry out a forensic investigation, it is essential to understand the following aspects:
- Existing regulations for obtaining the evidence or results.
- The conditions under which the evidence will be considered:
Admissible Authentic Complete Reliable Credible - The procedure for carrying out an investigation, when to conduct it, and the legal issues to take into account, depending on the country where it is performed.
Internet Security Auditors has a specialized team made up of professionals with extensive technological knowledge and recognized experience in forensic analysis and expert reporting.
The work we carry out complies with the requirements laid down by law so that the rights of third parties are never violated, and so that the evidence obtained can be used as proof before the courts.
Recovery and forensic analysis of systems
Our technical team recovers and analyzes digital evidence from the company’s systems and devices (servers, computers, laptops, hard drives, backup tapes, USB drives, files, emails, mobile devices, etc.), guaranteeing the chain of custody, integrity, validity, and acceptance in a legal procedure or litigation.
Technical IT expert reports
We act as expert witnesses in legal proceedings brought by companies for computer-related crimes, unfair competition, industrial espionage, leakage, destruction or theft of confidential information, unlawful appropriation or use of source code, intrusions into systems, malware, etc.
Forensic data analysis and automation of fraud prevention/detection processes
This enables the detection of signs of fraud and the improvement of the organization’s internal controls to prevent it.
The situations can be very diverse, but some of them are:
- Crimes against industrial or intellectual property.
- Discovery and disclosure of secrets, industrial espionage, etc.
- Inspection of the computer used by the employee in a way that is legally acceptable.
- Evidence of breach of confidentiality or company policies.
- Violation of privacy (reading emails, interception of communications, or personal data protection issues).
- Unauthorized use of computers.
- Identity theft or impersonation.
- Investigation of improper computer use during working hours.
- Chat history, files, web browsing history, or any other form of electronic communications.
- Unauthorized access to computer systems.
- Deletion or theft of digital data.
- Computer sabotage.
For each investigation, analysis, or expert report, a report is delivered either for the client’s internal use in their own investigation, to be submitted as evidence in the event of a complaint, or in a legal proceeding as an expert report signed by an officially registered expert witness.
If judicial defense of the report is required, the expert will present and defend it in court.
