Digital Evidence
What are we missing?
The evidence you need may already exist. Exigence helps attorneys, businesses, investigators, and private clients identify, preserve, examine, and explain electronic evidence. Examinations are performed by Exigence's digital forensic examiner, an employee with specialized experience in this work.
Digital evidence can change an investigation.
Six connected capabilities for finding, preserving, and explaining electronic evidence.
Digital evidence can change an investigation. Exigence helps authorized clients identify, preserve, examine, analyze, and explain potentially relevant electronic information.
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Computer Forensics
Forensic acquisition, preservation, and examination of computers, hard drives, and other digital media.
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Mobile Device Forensics
Forensic examination of phones, tablets, and other mobile devices, including advanced methods for certain secured devices when technically feasible and within the authorized scope.
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Data Recovery & Digital Evidence
Identification and recovery of potentially relevant messages, call records, photographs, videos, email, application data, and other available digital information.
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Forensic Imaging & Evidence Preservation
Forensically sound acquisition and preservation of electronic evidence for investigative and litigation purposes, including onsite work when appropriate to the engagement.
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Digital Investigations & Analysis
Analysis of digital evidence relevant to civil, criminal, corporate, internal, private, or other authorized investigations.
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Litigation & Expert Support
Written forensic reports, affidavits, consultation, deposition support, and courtroom testimony when appropriate to the examiner's qualifications and the engagement.
Digital evidence can change an investigation.
Electronic information may help establish facts, reconstruct events, identify activity, preserve context, or clarify what should be examined next. The work begins with lawful authority, a defined question, and evidence-conscious handling.
Specialist experience behind the examination
Exigence's digital forensic examiner brings a background that includes 19 years of digital-forensics work, hundreds of forensic examinations, supervision of digital-forensics laboratory operations, and assistance to local, state, and federal investigations.
Documented methods. Clear findings.
The work connects evidence preservation, documented examination, analysis, and clear reporting. Clients and counsel receive findings in context, with the relevant methods, supporting information, and limitations explained. Litigation and expert support are discussed as part of the engagement.
Preserve · Examine · Explain
Preserve
Determine the device, authority, condition, urgency, and safest method to prevent avoidable loss or alteration.
Examine
Use a defined forensic scope, documented methods, appropriate tools, and quality controls to identify potentially relevant information.
Explain
Present findings, limitations, and supporting material in a form useful to the client, investigator, organization, or counsel.
Questions
Before the engagement begins
What should happen before a device is examined?
Do not browse, delete, reset, update, or experiment with the device. Limit unnecessary handling, document its condition, preserve related credentials and records lawfully, and contact a qualified examiner promptly.
Can deleted data always be recovered?
No. Recovery depends on device type, storage technology, encryption, overwrite activity, operating system behavior, damage, credentials, and other technical conditions. No responsible examiner can promise recovery before examination.
Can digital forensics support litigation?
Yes. Digital-forensic work can support private investigations, corporate and internal matters, civil or criminal litigation, and other matters where electronic evidence may establish facts, reconstruct events, or identify relevant activity.
Connected capabilities
Professional Investigative Services
Complex investigations built around the client’s actual question, not a generic checklist.
Explore capabilityRisk Assessment & Security Consulting
Onsite assessment and practical planning for the vulnerabilities that threaten people, property, information, and operations.
Explore capabilityIntegrated Security Solutions
Vendor-agnostic security planning that connects assessment, technology, deployment, and accountability.
Explore capabilitySensitive Information Risk Assessment
Review access, information handling, personal-device practices, credentials, accountability, and digital controls before an incident exposes a gap.
Explore capabilityAnswers are in the data.