Digital evidence · admissible in court · since 2007
We recover, analyse and report on digital evidence from phones, computers, networks and the cloud — and reach irrefutable conclusions formatted in legal reports admissible in UK courts.
EXHIBIT 01 · forensic analysis
The digital footprint
Phones, watches, tablets, computers, smart TVs, vehicles and appliances generate a staggering amount of data every day.
That data can be harvested, collected, analysed and reported on for many purposes — good or bad. A digital detective collects and analyses this data, then reaches irrefutable conclusions set out in a legal report that stands up to scrutiny in court.
Casework capabilities
From a single disputed email to a full company data-theft investigation, each engagement follows documented forensic protocols and ends in a clear, court-ready report.
Find out who really sent an email, when and from where — and whether the sender is genuine or an impersonator. We validate authenticity, analyse metadata and report on email conversations for legal, compliance and dispute-resolution purposes.
Discuss email forensics
Most of our digital existence lives in our handsets. We recover, analyse and report on mobile data — WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, Kik, Snapchat, Skype, dating apps and text messages — in a way that can be used for legal or personal purposes.
Discuss mobile forensics
Computers, phones, networks, databases, cloud, email and social media generate vast data across disparate devices. We help lawyers, investigators and prosecutors discover, analyse and present that evidence in a meaningful, defensible way.
Discuss evidence discovery
Presented with a locked spreadsheet, a PDF will, an image, a video or a file — and need to know it is authentic? Our experts forensically examine the artefact to establish whether it is genuine or has been doctored.
Validate a document
We continuously search and index electronic data across desktops, laptops, mobile devices, cloud storage, databases, email and backups — giving compliance teams and legal representatives a ready index for disclosure in civil or criminal cases.
Discuss eDiscovery
Digital evidence can make or break a case. We help law firms and barristers find, interpret and correctly attribute email conversations, social media interactions and stored data — reducing the risk of evidence being missed or mishandled.
Request litigation support
Almost every Crown Court proceeding now involves digital evidence. Our expert witnesses assist prosecution and defence barristers with interpretation and attribution, and answer technical questions from the bench. Supplying UK courts since 2007.
Instruct an expert witness
Around one in five smaller businesses is targeted by data breaches and data theft — often a disgruntled or bribed insider. If your business data is compromised, we find the digital evidence you need to prosecute and claim damages.
Report data theftForensic protocol
We follow proper forensic protocols at every stage, preventing acquired data from being modified, contaminated or damaged — so findings hold up under cross-examination.
We scope the matter, the legal context and the questions that need answering.
Data is collected and preserved without modification, contamination or damage.
Evidence is examined with industry-standard forensic tools and methods.
Findings are set out in a clear report admissible in UK courts.
Where required, we attend court to give expert testimony.
About the practice
Our analysts have worked on numerous criminal and civil cases across the United Kingdom since 2007, helping clients win their cases. We extract and analyse digital evidence from a wide range of devices and present it clearly to investigating officers and lawyers.
Highly experienced in criminal prosecutions, civil litigation, PCI DSS forensic investigations and GDPR-compliant incident analysis and reporting — covering computers, mobile devices, social media and cloud, with deep expertise in eDiscovery and EDRM.
Get in touch
Call to make an appointment and discuss your matter with a digital forensic expert.
020 7164 6915Freephone 0800 840 3121 · Mon–Fri 9:00am–6:30pm