Preserve, Examine, and Analyze Digital Evidence with Professional Forensic Services
Digital devices contain valuable information that can help explain what happened during a dispute, security incident, fraud case, or legal investigation. Computers, mobile phones, hard drives, USB devices, cloud storage, and other digital media often contain documents, photographs, emails, internet history, deleted files, application data, and other electronic evidence that may assist in uncovering the facts.
Strike Intell & Recon Services provides professional Digital Forensics Investigation services for individuals, businesses, law firms, insurance companies, financial institutions, and organizations. Our investigators examine digital evidence using accepted forensic procedures while maintaining the integrity of the data throughout the investigation.
Whether you are dealing with employee misconduct, internal fraud, data theft, cybercrime, intellectual property disputes, or civil litigation, our digital forensic services help organize, analyze, and document electronic evidence in a professional and understandable manner.
Who This Service Is For
Our Digital Forensics Investigation service is suitable for:
✔ Individuals
✔ Commercial Businesses
✔ Law Firms & Legal Practitioners
✔ Corporate Legal Departments
✔ Financial Institutions & Banks
✔ Insurance Companies
✔ Educational Institutions
✔ Government Organizations
✔ NGOs & Non-Profit Entities
✔ Internal Audit & Investigation Teams
✔ Cybersecurity & Incident Response Teams
Every investigation is planned according to the type of device, the objectives of the client, and the legal authority to examine the evidence.
Digital Evidence We Review
Depending on the case and the devices provided by the client, our investigators may examine:
01. Desktop Computers & Workstations
02. Laptops & Portable Notebooks
03. Mobile Phones (Android & iOS)
04. Tablets & E-Readers
05. External Hard Drives & NAS
06. USB Flash Drives & Thumb Drives
07. SD Cards & Memory Cards
08. Solid-State Drives (SSDs & NVMe)
09. Cloud Storage Archives (Client Provided)
10. Email Archives (PST/OST/MBOX)
11. Electronic Documents & Spreadsheets
12. Images, Videos & Multimedia Files
13. Chat Database Exports & Logs
14. Web Browser History & Cache Data
15. Internet Download Logs
16. Installed Application Artifacts
17. Operating System Event Logs
18. File System MACB Timestamps
19. Recoverable Deleted Files & Slack Space
20. User Account Activity Logs
21. External Storage Connection History
Only devices and accounts that the client owns or is legally authorized to provide are examined.
What We Analyze
Depending on the objectives of the investigation, Strike may analyze:
File Creation, Modification & Access Timestamps
Web Browsing & Search Engine Activity
Client-Provided Email Communications
Exported Messaging App History & DBs
Downloaded File Logs & Sources
USB Storage Drive Connection History (Registry/Logs)
Recently Opened Documents & Shellbags
Installed Software & Execution Artifacts (Prefetch)
User Login & Session Event Logs
System Event & Audit Logs
Document Metadata & Revision History
Photo & Media EXIF Geo-location Metadata
Recoverable Deleted File Fragments
Evidence of Unauthorized Data Exfiltration
Indicators of Malware, Spyware or Backdoors
Cloud Storage Sync Activity & Logs
Chronological User Activity Timelines
Our goal is to identify relevant digital evidence and present it in a structured, easy-to-understand format.
Typical Cases
Employee Misconduct & Policy Violation
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Examining company devices to investigate unauthorized file copying, policy violations, misuse of company systems, or confidential information leaving the organization.
Internal Fraud & Document Tampering
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Reviewing digital evidence relating to financial fraud, procurement fraud, document manipulation, or unauthorized business activities.
Data Theft & IP Exfiltration
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Investigating suspected theft of confidential files, customer databases, research data, trade secrets, or intellectual property.
Civil and Family Litigation Support
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Organizing digital evidence that may support legal proceedings involving contractual disputes, divorce matters, asset concealment, or civil litigation.
Cybersecurity Incident Root Cause Analysis
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Reviewing devices after phishing attacks, malware infections, ransomware incidents, or unauthorized network access to determine attack vectors and scope.
Forensic Preservation & Chain of Custody
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Creating bit-stream forensic copies (images) of digital storage media to preserve evidence before further examination or legal proceedings.
Deliverables
Depending on the investigation, clients may receive:
📄 Professional Digital Forensics Investigation Report
📋 Executive Summary
📁 Digital Evidence Inventory & Custody Form
🖥 Device Examination Technical Summary
⏱ Chronological Digital Activity Timeline
🗑 File Recovery Summary Report (If Applicable)
🔬 Document & File Metadata Analysis
🌐 Browser Activity & Web History Summary
🔌 USB Device Connection & Transfer Log
✉️ Email & Electronic Document Review Findings
📸 Verified Evidence Screenshots & Logs
💡 Recommendations for Security Improvement & Preservation
Reports are prepared in a professional format suitable for legal advisers, businesses, insurers, and individual clients.
What You Need to Provide
To begin a digital forensic investigation, clients should provide:
The Physical Device Requiring Examination
Proof of Ownership or Written Legal Authorization
Device Chargers, Access Cables, or Accessories
Detailed Narrative Description of the Incident
Exact Dates & Timestamps of Key Events
User Accounts, Logins, or Passwords (If Authorized)
Related Emails, Screenshots, or Chat Exports
Specific Questions/Objectives for the Examination
Providing complete information helps us focus the examination on the issues most relevant to your case.
Legal & Ethical Considerations
Strike conducts digital forensic investigations using lawful, ethical, and professionally accepted forensic practices under PECA 2016 and international ISO/IEC 27037 forensic standards.
We examine only devices, accounts, and digital evidence that the client owns or is legally authorized to provide. We do not hack devices, bypass passwords without authorization, intercept communications, or access third-party accounts unlawfully.
Where evidence may be used in legal proceedings, we follow recognized chain-of-custody and evidence-handling practices to preserve the integrity of the information examined.
Why Choose Strike
Digital evidence can be complex, but understanding it should not be.
Strike combines experienced digital forensic specialists, cyber investigators, OSINT analysts, and cybersecurity professionals to examine electronic devices and organize findings into clear, evidence-based reports. We focus on accuracy, confidentiality, and practical explanations that help clients, lawyers, and organizations understand what the digital evidence shows.
Whether you are investigating fraud, preserving evidence, responding to a cybersecurity incident, or preparing for litigation, Strike provides professional digital forensic services tailored to your requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you recover deleted files?
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In many cases, deleted files may still be recoverable depending on the device, storage technology (HDD vs TRIM-enabled SSD), and the time that has passed since deletion. Recovery cannot be guaranteed.
Can you examine a locked phone or encrypted device?
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The ability to examine a locked or encrypted device depends on the device hardware, security features, and whether the owner can provide access or passcodes. We only perform examinations where we have proper legal authorization.
Will my original data be changed during examination?
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No. Whenever possible, we use hardware write-blockers and create bit-stream forensic images to preserve the original evidence and ensure zero modifications occur to the original source media.
Can your reports be used in court?
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Our reports are prepared professionally using accepted forensic methodologies and chain-of-custody forms to assist legal representatives or law enforcement. The ultimate admissibility of evidence is determined by the relevant court or judicial authority.
How do I request a Digital Forensics Investigation?
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Contact Strike through our website, email, WhatsApp (+92 311 9253626), or Telegram. Describe the incident, the devices involved, and your objectives. Our team will advise you on the next steps and the information needed to begin the investigation.
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How does Digital Forensics Investigation connect to overall Corporate Intelligence?
Digital Forensics Investigation is a specialized operation under our Corporate Intelligence Division and Due Diligence Cluster, combining lawful investigation tools with forensic verification.
Is evidence gathered during this service legally admissible?
Yes. All evidence is logged using SHA-256 cryptographic hashes adhering to ISO/IEC standards. Learn more about our Digital Evidence & Forensics Division and PECA 2016 Compliance.