Digital Forensics Expert Witness

In legal proceedings, digital forensics is used to support a criminal case by discovering and uncovering case-clinching evidence from digital devices belonging to a suspect. It can also back an alibi and help prove a suspect’s innocence, by showing the use of a device in a certain location at a specific time.

Legal service

Legal advice privilege covers confidential communications between a client and its lawyers.

We pride ourselves on delivering at the highest level, working with the most reputable lawyers in the UK.

Litigation privilege protects communications between clients or their lawyers and third parties for the purpose of obtaining information or advice in connection with existing or contemplated litigation.

Forensics and law firm partnerships

Digital forensics services supporting legal services are increasing. According to open-source research, the 2016 global digital forensics market was valued at GBP £1.50bn and is estimated to be worth GBP £4.65bn by 2025.

Why you need forensics experts

Digital forensics experts are impartial partners in the legal process.

They are qualified both to ensure that data security and client confidentiality are always maintained throughout a case.

Forensic teams use advanced, bespoke, technology, specialist skills and proven experience to deliver forensically sound results for their clients.

As your forensic subject matter expert partner, we ensure that the integrity of electronic evidence is preserved for use as evidence.

We have worked closely with some of the most reputable and high profile law firms in the UK, providing legal forensic advice, forensically sound delivery, and expert witness statements.

What we provide

Responsiveness

We are recognised as being extremely responsive.
We can begin an engagement with as little as 1 hours’ notice.

Follow-up

One of the reasons we have such loyal clients is the availability our consultants have for follow-up work.

Ongoing guidance

Once an engagement is over…
It’s never truly over. There will always be questions and queries, and advice needed, so we make a point of always being available afterwards.

Hybrid working and the cloud have changed things

Forensics teams are facing new challenges due to advances in technology and the growing threats that come with it.

Over the last couple of decades, data storage has evolved. From being limited to one device, data is increasingly stored on multiple devices. This puts increased pressure on digital forensic teams. Adding to this pressure are the continuous developments in anti-forensic techniques designed to cover the tracks of cyber criminals, including file encryption, disk ciphering, and ransomware.

Our forensic subject matter experts keep up to date with the latest anti-forensic techniques to ensure that both evidence and our work stands up to rigorous scrutiny.

The increase in hybrid working and the growing use of cloud technologies means that forensic investigations are conducted both internally and externally. Again, this has increased the demand to develop and maintain forensically sound custom methodologies and tooling.

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