Available Evidence
What digital evidence may be available from the known devices, accounts, communications, or other sources.
Initial digital-evidence assessment
Precision Evidence Triage
Get clarity before committing to a full forensic examination.
A rapid, focused assessment for attorneys, businesses, and individuals who have a digital-evidence problem but are not yet sure what type of forensic examination is necessary.
What the Triage Helps Determine
The review is designed to identify the immediate issues and help define a proportionate next step.
Preservation Priorities
What evidence may require prompt preservation to reduce the risk of loss or change.
Answerable Questions
Which forensic questions may realistically be addressed with the available or obtainable evidence.
Need for Additional Work
Whether further collection, forensic examination, or analysis appears warranted.
Recommended Next Steps
Practical investigative, preservation, or collection steps based on the information reviewed.
Matters Appropriate for Evidence Triage
Messages and Email
Text messages, mobile-device evidence, email authenticity, or disputed email communications.
Devices and Storage
Computers, external storage, deleted information, or information that may be recoverable.
Online Evidence
Social-media content, online activity, and questions about available account evidence.
Access and Data Loss
Suspected data theft, unauthorized access, or evidence involving business systems.
Preservation
Questions about what should be preserved and which sources may be time-sensitive.
Litigation Evidence
Digital evidence for pending or anticipated litigation and whether examination may be useful.
Clear scope
An Initial Review, Not a Full Examination
Evidence Triage is intended to define the problem and recommend the next appropriate step. It does not substitute for forensic collection or examination when those services are necessary.
- Results depend on the information and materials available for the initial review.
- Deleted evidence cannot always be recovered.
- Not every forensic question can be answered from the available evidence.
- Authentication, attribution, or a conclusive finding is not guaranteed.
- Any work beyond the initial triage is scoped and approved separately before it is performed.
How It Works
Describe the Issue
Explain the evidence involved, what happened, and what you need to determine.
Complete the Triage
Precision Forensics reviews the supplied information and limited materials within the agreed scope.
Receive Next Steps
Receive findings about evidence, preservation, realistic questions, and recommended follow-up work.
Starting at $150. The exact scope depends on the issue and materials presented. Additional collection or forensic analysis, if recommended, will be proposed separately before further work begins.
Need Direction on a Digital-Evidence Problem?
Start with a focused assessment of the issue and the next practical steps.
Starting at $150