Digital Forensic Services &
Expert Witness Services
Independent, methodical and court-ready digital forensic examinations. From evidence preservation to expert testimony — we deliver technically rigorous and legally credible results.
15+
Years Experience
500+
Cases Examined
6
Specialist Services
Specialist Digital Forensic Services
Comprehensive digital forensic examination capabilities across all major evidence types, supported by documented methodology and court-ready reporting.
Computer Forensics
Forensic examination of desktops, laptops, hard drives, SSDs and USB devices. Data recovery, file-system analysis, timeline reconstruction and metadata examination.
Mobile Forensics
Expert extraction and examination of mobile phones and tablets. SMS, messaging apps, call records, photos, GPS data, application data and cloud backups.
Video Forensics
CCTV analysis, video authentication, frame-by-frame examination, time/date verification, clarification and enhancement, and multi-camera synchronisation.
Digital Image Forensics
Image authentication, manipulation detection, EXIF metadata analysis, provenance tracking, image comparison and AI-generated image assessment.
Expert Witness Services
Independent expert reports, court testimony, cross-examination support. Qualified forensic practitioners with extensive experience in criminal and civil matters.
Criminal Defence Forensics
Independent review of prosecution digital evidence, examination of disclosure material, identification of evidential inconsistencies, and defence expert reports. Learn More
Built on Expertise, Methodology & Integrity
Every engagement follows documented procedures designed to preserve evidential integrity and withstand legal scrutiny.
Qualified Practitioners
Certified forensic examiners with relevant technical qualifications and ongoing professional development.
Documented Methodology
Every examination follows a structured, repeatable process with comprehensive audit trails and examiner notes.
Secure Evidence Handling
Strict chain-of-custody procedures, secure storage, write protection and evidence integrity verification.
Court Experience
Extensive experience preparing expert reports and providing testimony in criminal and civil proceedings.
Forensic Examination Methodology
A structured, repeatable process designed to maintain evidential integrity at every stage.
1
Identification
Identify relevant evidence & define scope
2
Preservation
Secure & protect original evidence integrity
3
Acquisition
Forensic imaging with hash verification
4
Examination
Systematic analysis of acquired data
5
Analysis
Interpret findings & draw conclusions
6
Reporting
Court-ready documentation & expert report
Industries & Clients We Serve
Providing specialist digital forensic services to organisations and individuals across diverse sectors.
Criminal Defence
Solicitors & Barristers
Legal
Law Firms & Legal Teams
Corporate
Workplace Investigations
Insurance
Claims Investigations
Government
Public Sector & Agencies
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about digital forensic examinations and our services.
What is digital forensics?
Digital forensics is the process of identifying, preserving, examining, analysing and reporting on digital evidence in a manner that is methodologically sound and legally admissible. It encompasses the examination of computers, mobile devices, video footage, digital images and other electronic data sources.
Can deleted files and messages be recovered?
In many cases, deleted files and messages can potentially be recovered through forensic examination. However, recovery depends on multiple factors including the device type, file system, time elapsed since deletion, and whether the storage area has been overwritten. No responsible forensic practitioner can guarantee recovery of specific data.
How is digital evidence preserved for legal proceedings?
Digital evidence is preserved through forensic imaging — creating a bit-for-bit copy of the original media using write-blocking technology. Hash values are generated to verify the integrity of the forensic copy. A strict chain of custody is maintained from the point of evidence intake through to reporting and, if required, court presentation.
What should a solicitor provide when engaging a forensic expert?
Clear written instructions outlining the matter, the issues in dispute, the specific questions the expert is being asked to address, the evidence to be examined, and any relevant time constraints. The more precise the instructions, the more focused and useful the expert examination and report will be.
Can CCTV footage be enhanced or authenticated?
Forensic video examination can improve the visibility of information already present in the footage, and can verify the integrity and authenticity of video recordings. It is important to distinguish between improving visibility of existing data and creating information that was not present in the original evidence — a critical distinction for forensic credibility.