Evidence Preservation
Establish a structured approach for preserving relevant digital evidence and documenting the scope, source, and handling of collected material.
Imperial CyberX provides digital forensic investigation services for organizations that need to preserve, examine, correlate, and document digital evidence associated with suspected incidents, unauthorized activity, data exposure, or other security events.
Digital forensics focuses on extracting useful information from digital artifacts and organizing those observations into an investigation. The precise scope depends on the systems, evidence sources, authorization, incident, and objectives defined for the engagement.
Imperial CyberX structures investigations around preservation, controlled acquisition, analysis, correlation, timeline reconstruction, findings, and technical reporting.
Protect relevant evidence and document its source and scope.
Collect approved digital material using a controlled workflow.
Examine relevant artifacts and identify observable findings.
Connect evidence and timestamps into a coherent event picture.
Investigation scope is defined around the authorized evidence sources and objectives of the engagement.
Establish a structured approach for preserving relevant digital evidence and documenting the scope, source, and handling of collected material.
Acquire relevant digital material from approved systems, devices, storage, or other in-scope sources using a controlled forensic workflow.
Examine relevant files, system activity, user activity, applications, artifacts, and other available evidence from in-scope endpoints or devices.
Correlate available artifacts and timestamps to reconstruct sequences of events surrounding a suspected incident.
Analyze digital evidence to help establish what happened, which systems or accounts were involved, and which observable indicators are relevant to the investigation.
Produce structured technical findings, evidence references, observations, timelines, and investigation summaries appropriate to the engagement.
Define the incident, evidence sources, authorization, objectives, and investigation boundaries.
Identify relevant evidence and establish a documented preservation approach.
Collect approved evidence sources using an appropriate forensic workflow.
Examine artifacts, system activity, files, accounts, and other relevant observations.
Build timelines and connect evidence across relevant sources.
Document technical findings, evidence references, limitations, and investigation observations.
Investigation scope
Evidence inventory
Acquisition documentation
Forensic observations
Event timelines
Technical findings
Evidence references
Investigation report
Digital forensic work is performed within the systems, devices, accounts, evidence sources, access permissions, and investigation objectives defined for the engagement.
Share the incident context, evidence sources, systems involved, and investigation objectives.