When you need to know what happened. Certified digital forensics expertise.
CHFI Certified
CEH Certified
CISSP Certified
CISA Certified
Security+ Certified
Something happened on your systems and you need to understand what, when, and how. Maybe you suspect an employee of data theft. Perhaps you’ve discovered a security breach. You might need evidence for legal proceedings or regulatory requirements. Or you simply need to understand an incident to prevent it from happening again.
Digital forensics requires specialized expertise. Evidence must be collected, preserved, and analyzed using proper methodology—or it may be inadmissible in court or useless for understanding what actually occurred. Improper handling can destroy the very evidence you need.
RazorBass provides certified digital forensic investigation services using industry-standard tools and legally defensible methodologies. We’ve investigated data breaches, insider threats, intellectual property theft, and security incidents for organizations across multiple industries.
Forensic acquisition and analysis of computers, laptops, and storage devices. Recover deleted files, analyze user activity, establish timelines, and document evidence chains for Windows, macOS, and Linux systems.
Extraction and analysis of smartphones and tablets. Call logs, text messages, app data, location history, photos, and deleted content from iOS and Android devices.
Analysis of network traffic, firewall logs, and intrusion detection alerts. Trace attack vectors, identify compromised systems, and understand how intruders moved through your network.
Investigation of cloud platforms (Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, AWS, Azure) and email systems. Audit logs, access patterns, data exfiltration analysis, and account compromise investigation.
Reverse engineering of malicious code to understand capabilities, persistence mechanisms, and indicators of compromise. Identify what the malware did and what data it may have accessed or exfiltrated.
Detailed forensic reports suitable for legal proceedings, regulatory submissions, or internal investigations. Expert witness testimony to explain technical findings to judges, juries, and arbitrators.
Data Breach Response — Determine scope of compromise, identify affected data, trace attacker methods, meet regulatory notification requirements
Insider Threat Investigation — Document employee misconduct, intellectual property theft, unauthorized data access, policy violations
Litigation Support — E-discovery, evidence preservation, expert analysis and testimony for employment disputes, contract litigation, criminal matters
Ransomware Incident — Determine initial access vector, scope of encryption, data exfiltration, attacker persistence mechanisms
Business Email Compromise — Investigate account takeover, trace fraudulent communications, identify scope of compromise
Regulatory Investigation — Gather evidence for HIPAA, PCI DSS, or other compliance investigations and regulatory inquiries
Digital evidence is fragile. Improper handling can alter timestamps, destroy deleted data, or break the chain of custody that makes evidence admissible in court. We follow industry-standard forensic methodology at every step:
1
Identification
Identify potential sources of evidence and scope the investigation
2
Preservation
Create forensic images with verified hash values and document chain of custody
3
Analysis
Examine evidence using forensic tools to answer investigative questions
4
Reporting
Document findings in clear, defensible reports suitable for the intended audience
Your investigation is conducted by a professional with industry-recognized certifications specifically focused on ethical hacking and digital forensics:
CHFI
Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator
The EC-Council’s premier digital forensics certification. Validates expertise in forensic acquisition, analysis, and investigation methodology. Covers evidence handling, chain of custody, anti-forensics detection, and courtroom testimony preparation. This certification specifically focuses on the skills needed to investigate security incidents and gather legally defensible evidence.
CEH
Certified Ethical Hacker
Understanding attacker techniques is essential for investigating what they did. The CEH certification validates expertise in penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and attack methodologies. This knowledge directly translates to understanding how breaches occurred, what techniques attackers used, and what evidence they may have left behind.
CISSP
Certified Information Systems Security Professional
The gold standard in cybersecurity demonstrates broad expertise across security domains. Forensic investigations don’t happen in isolation—understanding security architecture, access controls, and incident response ensures investigations consider the full context of how systems should operate versus what actually happened.
CISA
Certified Information Systems Auditor
Auditing expertise is directly applicable to forensic investigation—both require systematic evidence gathering, control evaluation, and documented findings. CISA certification validates the ability to assess IT systems, identify control failures, and produce clear reports suitable for management and regulatory bodies.
Time is critical in forensic investigations. Contact RazorBass immediately to discuss your situation and preserve evidence before it’s lost or altered.
