One practical guide on digital forensics for UK litigators, in-house counsel and investigators. Read every page online or download the PDF, free and without registration.
Digital forensics, often called computer forensics, is the examination of computers, phones, servers and cloud accounts to establish what happened, when and by whom, to a standard that holds up in court. These guides explain what a forensic examination can and cannot prove, and how to instruct a digital forensics expert properly.
They cover forensic imaging and hash verification, the artefacts that show file copying or deletion, USB and exfiltration evidence, timeline reconstruction, anti forensic behaviour, and how findings are written up as an expert report under CPR Part 35.
10 pages · 14 min read
A complete guide to how Computer Forensics Lab handles electronic evidence for UK litigation, internal investigations and regulatory work.
Whether you are responding to a regulator, preparing for disclosure, or scoping an internal investigation, start the chain of custody with a short, confidential conversation.
