Precision Forensics assists clients who need to preserve, examine, understand, or present digital evidence, including evidence connected with cybersecurity incidents and technical disputes.
Audiences and needs
The appropriate work depends on the question, the available evidence, and the scope of the engagement.
Technical support can help counsel evaluate digital evidence and determine an appropriate forensic scope.
Organizations may need focused evidence preservation and analysis when workplace, account, or security concerns arise.
Individuals may need technical help identifying, preserving, or understanding digital information relevant to a civil, family, fraud, or account-related matter.
Precision Forensics provides technical services and does not provide legal advice.
Professional teams may require focused technical assistance or additional forensic capacity for a defined matter.
Free starting point
The Digital Evidence Case Planner helps attorneys and litigation teams consider potential sources, preservation issues, client questions, and evidence gaps. It does not require evidence uploads or client-identifying information.
For general guidance, the Free Digital Evidence Assistant is also available.
Describe the situation, the available digital evidence, and any immediate preservation concern.
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