Expert analysis
Cybercrime investigations
Identifying and interpreting the artefacts that carry criminal relevance, documenting them so they hold up, and supporting your organisation in its dealings with investigating authorities.
Evidence is perishable
The most common reason an investigation goes nowhere is that logs had already rotated, systems had been rebuilt, or a machine was “cleaned” before anyone looked at it. If you suspect a criminal act, the sequence of the first few hours matters more than the sophistication of the analysis that follows.
- Background
- Practitioner experience in cybercrime investigation and published work on the criminal relevance of digital artefacts.
- Teaching
- The same material is delivered in university and professional settings.
- Cooperation
- Support in the relationship with investigating bodies, without substituting for them.
Contact
Tell us what you have.
Even a short description lets us say whether the evidence is likely to be recoverable.
- Phone
- +40 763 204 739
- [email protected]
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