Translate complex technical elements into an understandable report.
A digital forensics expert report must answer defined questions, describe the method, distinguish facts from interpretations and allow the conclusions to be verified. NESQ supports party technical consultancy and preliminary analyses, coordinating with the appointed legal professionals.
Possible scopes
- unauthorized access and improper use of systems;
- analysis of emails, documents, logs and devices;
- verification of metadata, integrity and timelines;
- computer fraud and payment diversion;
- exfiltration or deletion of company information;
- disputes about software, databases or administrative activities;
- technical evaluation of reports and documents produced by third parties.
Method
The work includes analysis of the question, verification of available sources, definition of acquisitions, technical examination and drafting of the report. Any limitations, missing data or alternative hypotheses are explicitly stated. Unauthorized or disproportionate activities are excluded.
Deliveries
- plan of activities and sources to be preserved;
- reports or documentation of acquisitions;
- technical report with methodology, evidence and conclusions;
- attachments and timeline;
- technical discussion with lawyers, consultants and authorized parties.
Legal evaluation and procedural strategy remain the responsibility of legal professionals; NESQ takes care of the technical component of the assignment.