Digital forensics – media and data analysis
What we do as part of digital forensics
Digital forensics is the technical analysis of storage media and data carried out in a procedural manner — to preserve evidentiary material and describe conclusions reliably. In our laboratory in Warsaw we performsecure imagingandanalysisof data on a copy, never working on the original.
- analysis ofHDD/SSD/NVMe drives, USB media (flash drives) and memory cards,
- analysis ofRAID/NASenvironments and cases involving logical damage,
- recovery and identification ofdeleted files(if the condition of the media allows it),
- building an event timeline, metadata analysis and activity trace analysis,
- verification of data integrity and indication of possible modifications,
- incident analysis (e.g. ransomware/malware) in terms of artifacts on the media and consequences for the data.
Who it is for
For companies, institutions and private individuals — in matters requiring technical confirmation of facts: employment disputes, data loss, suspected sabotage, procedural errors, malware attacks or the need to prepare material for a lawyer.
How we work — safely and procedurally
- Intake of the caseand defining the scope (what we are to confirm/find).
- Secure imagingof the media (bit by bit) and working exclusively on the copy.
- Analysisand documentation of findings (what appears in the data, when, where and in what form).
- Reportwith conclusions + delivery of the results in the agreed format.
Important:we only handle cases for the owner of the media or a person/organisation with the right to request the work. We do not analyse mobile devices — we focus on computer storage media.
Laboratory contact:573 532 490 · biuro@dyskispolka.pl
Warsaw, Bialoleka district, Jana Kowalczyka 1, unit 8, 2nd floor · Mon–Sat 08:00–18:00
Digital forensics: media analysis, data preservation and technical report
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Guides and articles
Want to understand digital forensics better? See our guides on media and data analysis — without rash actions.
- SSD and NVMe bricking: what it means and why it most often happens
- SSD/NVMe data recovery
- Symptoms reported by the client | Dysk i Spółka