Digital forensics is the process of investigating and analyzing digital devices to uncover evidence, often in the context of criminal investigations or legal disputes. This involves recovering, preserving, and examining data from computers, smartphones, servers, and other digital storage devices to identify, document, and interpret digital information that may be relevant to a case.

What we do at BeneData in Digital Forensics?

1. Data Recovery: Retrieving deleted or damaged files from devices.
2. Evidence Preservation: Ensuring that digital evidence is not altered or corrupted during the investigation process.
3. Analysis: Examining the recovered data to understand its relevance and context, such as identifying email communications, file usage, or online activities.
4. Reporting: Documenting findings in a clear and comprehensible manner for use in legal proceedings or internal investigations.
5. Training: Expert training to law enforcement agencies on latest techniques, tools & technologies in digital forensics.

Digital forensics can be applied to various types of cases, including cybercrimes, fraud, intellectual property theft, and even non-digital crimes where digital evidence might play a critical role.