Digital forensics analyst acquiring a disk image from a compromised server
DFIR investigator analyzing memory dumps to identify malware persistence after a breach
Forensics team documenting chain of custody for evidence from an investigation
DFIR analyst correlating log artefacts to reconstruct attacker lateral movement
Security investigator presenting forensic findings to a client legal team
FORENSIC INVESTIGATION
Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) answers the questions every organization needs after a breach: what was accessed, how the attacker entered, and where they moved. CyberHeals DFIR investigators reconstruct attacker timelines from disk, memory, and logs — with court-admissible evidence handling for legal and regulatory proceedings.
FULL DFIR CAPABILITY
Investigate, Preserve, Analyze, Report
Disk and memory forensics with admissible evidence handling
Attacker timeline reconstruction from logs and artefacts
Forensic reports for legal, regulatory, and insurance use
Digital Forensics and Incident Response covers evidence preservation, forensic acquisition, attacker timeline reconstruction, and reporting. Call as soon as an incident is suspected — early engagement preserves volatile evidence before logs rotate or memory is lost. Waiting even hours increases the risk that critical artefacts are overwritten before investigation begins.
Evidence is acquired using industry-standard forensic tools with chain of custody documented throughout. We create verified forensic images of disks and memory before any analysis, preserving volatile data. Evidence handling follows NIST SP 800-86 guidelines and is suitable for legal proceedings or regulatory disclosure from the point of acquisition.
Yes. CyberHeals DFIR covers cloud environments including AWS, Azure, and GCP audit logs alongside Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace activity records. Cloud investigations reconstruct attacker activity in identity platforms, storage, and compute. Log retention and access rights are confirmed at the start of each investigation to scope available evidence.
Reports include an executive summary for leadership and insurers, a technical findings section detailing attacker entry and lateral movement, an attacker timeline, evidence references, and a remediation roadmap. Reports are formatted for regulatory breach notification and cyber insurance claims, with a draft typically delivered within five business days.
Yes. CyberHeals DFIR investigators provide expert witness statements, prepare evidence packages for court proceedings, and liaise with legal teams throughout. Evidence handling is designed for legal admissibility from acquisition. We have supported investigations involving regulatory bodies, law enforcement, and civil litigation across multiple jurisdictions.
DFIR is available as a retainer for guaranteed response SLAs or on a time-and-materials basis for standalone investigations. Retainer clients receive guaranteed mobilization within agreed SLA windows. For reactive engagements, we begin remote triage within 24 hours and on-site deployment within 48 hours subject to location. Contact us for a scoping proposal.
CyberHeals — global cybersecurity in 10+ countries
Digital forensics analyst acquiring a disk image from a compromised server
DFIR investigator analyzing memory dumps to identify malware persistence after a breach
Forensics team documenting chain of custody for evidence from an investigation
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DFIR analyst correlating log artefacts to reconstruct attacker lateral movement
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Security investigator presenting forensic findings to a client legal team
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