Digital Forensics Incident Response Services
Digital Forensics is at the core of many of the services which 3B Data Security has to offer. Our staff have given evidence on forensic cases and acted as
expert witnesses in court, often liaising with legal counsel and lawyers to turn the often complex world of digital evidence into clear, concise and easily understandable
information.
3B Data Security staff have conducted both civil and criminal forensic investigations, including intellectual property theft, HR / employee misconduct, computer misuse, fraud, money laundering, terrorism, cybercrime/hacking, malware, and financial litigation.
In addition to traditional forensic investigations, 3B Data Security have worked with insurance companies to validate their claims management process, conduct pre-assessment and risk validation for policy underwriters, and conduct forensic training courses for corporate IT teams.
3B Data Security staff have conducted both civil and criminal forensic investigations, including intellectual property theft, HR / employee misconduct, computer misuse, fraud, money laundering, terrorism, cybercrime/hacking, malware, and financial litigation.
In addition to traditional forensic investigations, 3B Data Security have worked with insurance companies to validate their claims management process, conduct pre-assessment and risk validation for policy underwriters, and conduct forensic training courses for corporate IT teams.
In our experience, most digital forensic investigations are initiated reactively, unexpectedly and are often very urgent and time critical. It is with this in mind that the
proactive Digital Forensic Retainer Service (DFRS) has been created to help deal with these points to balance the unknown urgency, and increase the ability for the forensic
investigation to be conducted as efficiently and quickly as possible so the best outcome can be established. This includes understanding the gaps and weaknesses in the policies
and processes, educating staff and first responders, agreeing all the commercials, legal documents and logistics in advance of any potential incident or forensic investigation
requirement.
The time saved in understanding the methodologies, agreeing the terms and conditions, or simply just knowing who to call could be the difference between a satisfactory conclusion and losing the evidence, losing the case, losing finances, and even losing the business’s reputational brand.
If you do not have a forensic readiness policy, then you are unlikely to be prepared for dealing with any cyber incident; also, your organisation may be prone to significant liabilities if it is unable to collect digital evidence to the required standard during civil proceedings or for regulatory compliance. 3B Data Security’s forensic readiness plans are bespoke assessments written for your business needs. We will supply you with robust plans to ensure that you have a fully auditable trail for evidence collection in the event of an information security incident. This process will identify what electronically stored information might potentially be relevant, factoring that this data may be stored in several different locations on different media types, and is almost certainly duplicated numerous times.
The time saved in understanding the methodologies, agreeing the terms and conditions, or simply just knowing who to call could be the difference between a satisfactory conclusion and losing the evidence, losing the case, losing finances, and even losing the business’s reputational brand.
If you do not have a forensic readiness policy, then you are unlikely to be prepared for dealing with any cyber incident; also, your organisation may be prone to significant liabilities if it is unable to collect digital evidence to the required standard during civil proceedings or for regulatory compliance. 3B Data Security’s forensic readiness plans are bespoke assessments written for your business needs. We will supply you with robust plans to ensure that you have a fully auditable trail for evidence collection in the event of an information security incident. This process will identify what electronically stored information might potentially be relevant, factoring that this data may be stored in several different locations on different media types, and is almost certainly duplicated numerous times.