Services built around evidence, risk and next steps
Digital forensic work is not just “looking at a computer”. A good response identifies the question that needs answering, the systems that may hold evidence, the order in which evidence should be preserved, and the people who may need to rely on the result.
Our service pages are designed to help visitors brief a specialist clearly. That means less confusion, faster triage and a better chance of preserving the material that matters.
Digital forensic investigations
Evidence from devices, cloud services, accounts, files and timelines.
Cyber incident response
Triage, containment, evidence preservation and practical next steps.
Ransomware response
Encrypted systems, leak threats, backups, logs and recovery planning.
Business email compromise
Mailbox access, fake domains, invoice redirection and payment fraud.
Phishing investigation
Fake emails, SMS links, QR codes, stolen credentials and malware risks.
Data breach response
Exposed personal or confidential information and privacy triage.
Spyware concerns
Device monitoring, account access, location sharing and safety-first triage.
Insider misuse
Staff data copying, deletion, unusual access and confidentiality concerns.
Phone and computer forensics
Device activity, messages, files, deleted items and account artefacts.
How to choose the right page
If money was redirected, start with business email compromise or online fraud. If files are encrypted, start with ransomware. If personal information may be exposed, start with data breach response. If a device, staff member, account or relationship safety issue is involved, start with the relevant device, insider or spyware page.
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Related help
Evidence checklist
A practical list of what to preserve before logs, screenshots or account records disappear.
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Send the facts you have and we will help organise the next steps.
Australian cyber resources
Helpful public resources for cyber, privacy, scams and online safety.