When data goes missing or a system is breached, two questions matter: what can be recovered, and what actually happened. We answer both. That means logical data recovery on disks and flash media, and full digital-forensic investigations, each carried out on verified copies and documented to evidentiary standard.
Capabilities
Recover the data. Reconstruct the story.
Two complementary disciplines, one disciplined method.
Data recovery
Logical recovery from media that is electrically sound but no longer gives up its data, after accidental deletion, a reformat, a botched partition change, or a corrupted file system. We image the device first and work only from that copy.
Recovery after deletion, formatting, or repartitioning
Rebuilding damaged or lost file systems (NTFS, exFAT, ext4, APFS…)
File carving when no metadata remains
Repair of corrupted logical sectors and structures
HDDSSDUSBSD / microSDCompactFlasheMMC
Digital investigation
Post-incident forensics on workstations, servers, and storage. From the artefacts on disk and in the logs, we establish how an intrusion happened, what the attacker touched, and what left the building.
Timeline reconstruction across file-system and OS artefacts
Log and event analysis, correlated across sources
Evidence recovery and preservation
Indicator-of-compromise (IOC) extraction
Tracing persistence, privilege escalation, and lateral movement
Method
How an engagement runs.
The same four steps, whether we are recovering data or investigating an incident.
01
Intake & scoping
We agree on the media or incident, the questions to answer, and any legal or time constraints.
02
Forensic imaging
A bit-for-bit, hash-verified image. The original is sealed, and all work happens on the copy.
03
Analysis
Recovery or investigation against the agreed goals. Methodical, repeatable, and logged.
04
Reporting
Findings written up in full, from executive summary to raw technical appendix.
Deliverable
One complete forensic report.
Everything we find, and how we found it, written to stand up to scrutiny.
Executive summary in plain language
Full, reproducible methodology
Annotated timeline of events
Inventory of recovered data and evidence
IOCs: hashes, domains, IP addresses
Cryptographic hashes and chain of custody
Technical appendix with the underlying detail
Scope
We perform logical recovery on electrically healthy media, not cleanroom or chip-off hardware recovery. Straightforward physical fixes, such as re-soldering a detached USB connector, we handle in-house. Where there is genuine physical damage, we tell you up front. Full reverse engineering of any malware we uncover is available as a separate Reverse Engineering engagement.
Contact
Discuss an engagement.
Tell us what happened. We will tell you what is recoverable and what we can establish.