Computer Forensics
Service
What is computer forensics?
CQR specialists use digital forensics when it is necessary to analyze corporate fraud, suspicious database access activity and other incidents. Thus, all instances where cybercriminals attempted to gain access to your information are covered.
We use innovative technologies for data recovery, artifact collection and analysis to conduct quality of cyber investigation.
Types
of
computer
forensics
Forensic data
analysis
Used to parse files, data structures, and binary strings left after an attack. Here, CQR forensic computer analyst and expert use the penetration tools demanded by hackers.
Forensic examination of
computer equipment
This is a study of hardware, the company’s specialized equipment for data cybersecurity. Our research concerns the features of controlling the operation of the gadget, the operation of Wi-Fi frequencies or the components of the internal skimmer installed on ATMs. We will provide you with digital evidence and cyber investigation.
Network forensic
Network forensic is the study of the network stack, such as monitoring and analyzing network traffic. CQR has a qualified digital forensics investigators. This is necessary for intrusion detection.
Mobile
forensic
Here we use technologies for collecting, analyzing and exclusion data from IOS and Android.
How we do computer
forensics
Computer Forensics and Incindent response
We conduct digital forensics as part of incident response and combine the two approaches to provide the best assistance through our own developed methodologies of combining the different approaches
Incident Response
Why digital forensics is important?
CQR specialists often use cyber investigation in cases involving cybercrime, such as hacking, data breaches, and fraud, as well as in civil disputes involving electronic evidence. It is also used to investigate cases involving crimes that may have involved the use of computers or other digital devices, such as illegal content or intellectual property theft.
Computer forensics is an important tool for law enforcement and legal professionals in the digital age, as an increasing amount of evidence is being stored and transmitted electronically. It helps to ensure that electronic evidence can be properly collected, analyzed, and presented in a court of law, and is an essential tool for seeking justice in cases involving computer-related crime or disputes.
