Cloud Forensics
Identify, preserve, and analyze evidence across Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, cloud storage, SaaS platforms, and access logs.
Applications & Integration
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace preservation
Audit log and sign-in activity review
Cloud export validation and documentation
Email, Teams, Drive, SharePoint, and Dropbox evidence
Account access and permission-change analysis
Provider-specific collection planning
Cloud Forensics
As organizations move data and operations to the cloud, so does the evidence. Cloud forensics is the practice of identifying, collecting, and analyzing digital evidence stored across cloud platforms—where traditional forensic methods don’t apply and data can span multiple jurisdictions, providers, and access points.
What We Investigate
Cloud environments present unique forensic challenges. Data may reside on shared infrastructure, access logs live with third-party providers, and evidence can be overwritten or ephemeral by design. Our cloud forensics services address:
- SaaS Applications – Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, Slack, Dropbox, and other platforms where business communication and documents live
- Cloud Infrastructure – AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud environments including virtual machines, storage buckets, and container logs
- Email & Collaboration Platforms – Mailbox content, sharing permissions, access history, and deleted items
- Identity & Access Logs – Authentication records, admin activity, permission changes, and sign-in anomalies
Why Cloud Evidence Matters
Cloud platforms log everything—who accessed what, when, from where, and what they did with it. These audit trails often contain more granular evidence than on-premises systems ever did. A deleted file may be gone from view, but retention policies, version history, and admin logs frequently preserve the record. Our forensic process navigates provider-specific tools, legal preservation requirements, and data export limitations to recover evidence that holds up under scrutiny.
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