COMPUTER FORENSICS & DIGITAL EVIDENCE
Digital & Computer Forensics Services
Built on Evidence.
Cyber Centaurs provides digital and computer forensics services to preserve, examine, and interpret digital evidence from computers, storage systems, cloud environments, email, collaboration platforms, and related data sources. We help organizations and counsel perform forensic collection, reconstruct relevant activity, and develop defensible findings for legal, corporate, and investigative matters.
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WHEN DIGITAL EVIDENCE MATTERS
When the Digital Record
Can Establish the Facts.
Computer forensics investigations are often required when business activity, disputed events, employee conduct, or legal claims depend on what occurred within a digital environment. The available evidence may help establish actions, timelines, access, data movement, communications, and other relevant activity.
Employee Activity & Internal Investigations
Business Disputes & Litigation
Unauthorized Access or Use
Data Movement, Copying & Deletion
Disputed Digital Events
Suspected Evidence Alteration
FORENSIC OBJECTIVES
Preserve Digital Evidence.
Reconstruct the Activity.
A digital forensics investigation should protect the evidentiary record, preserve relevant data, identify forensic artifacts, reconstruct activity across available sources, and develop findings that distinguish what the evidence supports from what remains uncertain.
Preserve Evidence
Protect relevant systems, storage, logs, metadata, and other digital evidence before unnecessary changes alter the available record.
Examine Artifacts
Identify and analyze files, system activity, user actions, application data, communications, and other relevant forensic artifacts.
Correlate Sources
Compare activity across devices, accounts, timestamps, logs, communications, and external systems to establish context and sequence.
Establish Findings
Document supported conclusions, unresolved questions, and the evidentiary basis for investigative, legal, or business decisions.
FORENSIC EVIDENCE SOURCES
Digital Forensics Services Across
Modern Evidence Sources.
Relevant evidence may exist across computers, storage systems, communications, cloud platforms, user accounts, mobile-adjacent data, and peripheral devices. Cyber Centaurs examines available sources in context, including Windows and Mac systems, cloud repositories, email, metadata, and remote forensic collection sources when appropriate.
Windows & Mac Computer Forensics
Windows forensics services
Mac forensics services
user profiles
application activity
system logs
file-system artifacts
Forensic Imaging & File-System Analysis
forensic imaging services
external drives
network storage
deleted files
metadata
file history
Email, Cloud & Collaboration Evidence
mailbox data
message headers
attachments
communications history
collaboration activity
relevant metadata
Cloud Forensics Services
Microsoft 365
Google Workspace
OneDrive
SharePoint
Dropbox
cloud evidence repositories
User Activity, Metadata & Data Movement
login activity
USB activity
recent files
link files
browser history
timestamps and metadata
External Media & Remote Forensic Collection
USB devices
external storage
remote forensic collection
data transfers
removable-media history
other peripheral evidence
INVESTIGATIVE QUESTIONS
What Can the Evidence
Establish?
The purpose of forensic analysis is not merely to recover artifacts. It is to determine what the available evidence can reliably establish about the events, activity, and claims at issue.
What Happened?
Reconstruct relevant activity and identify the digital events associated with the matter.
Who Performed the Activity?
Evaluate account activity, user artifacts, device usage, authentication records, and other evidence that may help attribute actions.
When Did It Occur?
Develop timelines across files, systems, communications, logs, and other sources to establish sequence and timing.
What Data Was Accessed, Copied, Moved, or Deleted?
Examine evidence of file access, transfers, external storage, archive creation, cloud activity, deletion, or other relevant data movement.
Does the Evidence Support or Contradict the Allegation?
Compare the available digital record with reported events, witness accounts, business records, or disputed claims.
What Remains Unresolved?
Identify evidentiary limitations, missing sources, conflicting artifacts, or questions that cannot be conclusively answered from the available record.
COMPUTER FORENSICS PROCESS
A Disciplined Digital Forensic
Examination.
The forensic process is structured to preserve evidence, maintain investigative integrity, perform forensic data collection, examine relevant artifacts, correlate findings across sources, and communicate supported conclusions clearly.
01
Scope & Preserve
Define the investigative questions, identify relevant evidence sources, and preserve the digital record before unnecessary changes occur.
02
Acquire & Preserve Evidence
Collect forensic images, logical data, cloud records, communications, logs, or other relevant evidence using methods appropriate to the matter and preservation requirements.
03
Examine & Analyze
Analyze files, systems, user activity, metadata, communications, deleted data, and other forensic artifacts relevant to the investigation.
04
Correlate & Reconstruct
Compare findings across evidence sources to develop timelines, reconstruct activity, identify relationships, and evaluate competing explanations.
05
Report & Advise
Document supported findings, evidentiary limitations, relevant exhibits, and conclusions for counsel, executives, investigators, or other authorized stakeholders.
FORENSIC FINDINGS
From Digital Artifacts to
Defensible Findings.
Individual artifacts rarely tell the entire story. Cyber Centaurs evaluates forensic evidence in context and develops findings that explain relevant activity, document the supporting record, and help decision-makers understand what the evidence does—and does not—establish.
Reconstructed Timelines
Chronologies that correlate relevant activity across systems, files, communications, accounts, and other evidence.
Documented User Activity
Findings concerning relevant account, device, application, file, or communication activity supported by the available record.
Data Access & Movement Findings
Analysis of evidence associated with files being accessed, copied, transferred, shared, archived, deleted, or moved to external locations.
Deleted & Historical Evidence
Recovery and interpretation of deleted, historical, or residual artifacts where such evidence remains available.
Supporting Exhibits & Evidence
Relevant timelines, artifact summaries, screenshots, forensic references, or other supporting material used to document findings.
Decision-Ready Reporting
Clear technical findings communicated in a manner appropriate for counsel, corporate leadership, investigators, or other authorized stakeholders.
WHY CYBER CENTAURS
Technical Depth.
Investigative Judgment.
Digital evidence is most valuable when technical findings can withstand scrutiny.
Cyber Centaurs combines computer forensic expertise, investigative discipline, and clear communication to help organizations and counsel evaluate complex digital matters and make decisions based on the available evidence.
Computer Forensic Expertise
Experience examining digital evidence across computers, storage systems, communications, cloud environments, and related sources.
Evidence-Driven Methodology
Findings are developed through preservation, examination, correlation, validation, and documentation of available evidence.
Support for Counsel & Organizations
Technical findings are communicated clearly to legal counsel, executives, investigators, and other authorized stakeholders.
Expert Witness & Courtroom Experience
Forensic findings can be documented and communicated with attention to evidentiary integrity, technical support, and the scrutiny associated with legal proceedings.
DIGITAL FORENSICS FAQ
Practical Questions
About Digital Forensics.
Digital forensics matters often begin with incomplete information, disputed events, or uncertainty about what evidence may still exist. These questions address common considerations before a forensic examination or evidence collection begins.
What are digital forensics services?
Digital forensics services involve preserving, collecting, examining, and interpreting digital evidence from computers, storage systems, cloud platforms, email, user accounts, logs, and related sources. The goal is to establish what occurred, what evidence supports the findings, and what limitations remain.
What is the difference between digital forensics and computer forensics?
Computer forensics generally focuses on evidence from computers, operating systems, files, storage devices, and endpoint activity. Digital forensics is broader and may also include cloud evidence, email, collaboration platforms, logs, mobile-adjacent data, and other digital sources relevant to the matter.
Can Cyber Centaurs perform forensic data collection remotely?
Many matters can begin with remote forensic collection of computer data, cloud records, email, logs, or other relevant sources. Some matters may require shipped devices or on-site collection depending on the evidence, legal requirements, technical constraints, and preservation needs.
Do you provide forensic imaging services?
Yes. When appropriate, Cyber Centaurs can perform forensic imaging or targeted forensic collection to preserve relevant evidence from computers, storage media, external drives, and other sources while maintaining a defensible record of the collection process.
Can you examine both Windows and Mac computers?
Yes. Cyber Centaurs can examine Windows and macOS systems as well as relevant storage media, user data, application artifacts, logs, communications, metadata, and other available evidence associated with the matter.
Can digital forensics recover deleted files?
Deleted data may sometimes be recoverable or partially reconstructable depending on the device, storage technology, operating system, subsequent activity, encryption, and other technical factors. Recovery is not guaranteed, and findings are reported according to what the available evidence supports.
Can you determine whether files were copied to a USB drive or external device?
In some matters, forensic artifacts may provide evidence that removable devices were connected, files were accessed, or data-transfer activity occurred. The ability to establish exactly what was copied depends on the artifacts retained by the system and other available evidence sources.
Do you work with attorneys and litigation teams?
Yes. Cyber Centaurs supports legal counsel and organizations in matters involving digital evidence, forensic examination, investigative findings, litigation support, technical consultation, and expert-witness requirements.
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Cyber Centaurs Investigator
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