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Computer forensics
FSR Code compliant UKAS accredited services.
Digital forensics plays a vital role in modern criminal investigations. We help Law Enforcement (LE) agencies overcome rising demand and technical challenges through the provision of accredited digital forensics investigation services. Our experts in computer and mobile phone forensics provide professional services which integrate seamlessly with Law Enforcement (LE) and Criminal Justice System (CJS) requirements.
Need help to overcome rising demand?
Increase your capacity through service partnership with CACI.
Need to reduce a backlog?
CACI can help. As a trusted partner, we can help reduce your caseload across all crime types.
Need specialist tools and knowledge?
Utilise our team of experts to accelerate your investigations.
Did you know?
90%
Over 90% of all crimes in England and Wales involve a digital component.
25k
In August 2022, UK police forces faced a backlog of approximately 25,000 devices awaiting examination.
Source: His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMSCFRS)
How we help
Computer forensics solutions that lead to better outcomes
Capture and preservation
Secure data from a wide scope of digital devices using accredited methods. Overcome challenging device access issues, such as passcodes, encryption and damage. Preserve the integrity and authentication of electronic evidence.
Processing and analysis
Using accredited methods and a range of industry leading software, our services balance efficiency and thoroughness. Our online review platform enables seamless interactions with OICs throughout the investigation process.
Reporting and production of evidence
Our reports can be tailored to your exact needs utilising SFR, MG11 or other bespoke formats.
Report contents follow FSR Code and CJS reporting requirements, to ensure that findings from complex investigations can be easily understood.
Secure evidence handling
Exhibit collection and return services performed by our experienced forensic courier. Full traceability of actions will be maintained at all times, with extensive records kept for all activities conducted.
Compliant services
Forensic Science Regulator Code of Practice compliant services. We hold accreditation to ISO/IEC 17025:2017 for a wide scope of activities.
(Full details available from UKAS website.)
Customised solutions
Accommodate your bespoke requirements.
We work with you to understand your particular needs and deliver against your exact specifications.
We bring our expertise to you
Why leading organisations use our computer and mobile device forensics solutions
Expert team
Our team comprises highly experienced analysts who previously worked in law enforcement.
Flexible solutions
We have the capacity to manage all your needs and respond to any special demands.
Delivering value
Our digital forensics laboratory adds value to all investigations and organisations we work with.
Awards & accreditations
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Related Services
Digital Forensics Lab Accreditation
Our team is on hand to support Digital Forensic laboratories on their journey to ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation.
Digital Forensics Proficiency Testing
Participate in Europe’s only Digital Forensics Proficiency Testing scheme accredited to ISO/IEC 17043:2023.
OSINT as-a-service
Our team of intelligence work to produce bespoke intelligence products. Whilst also utilising our award-winning DarkBlue Intelligence Platform, providing a safe environment to explore the open, deep and dark web.
FAQs
Answers to common questions about computer forensics.
Yes, we hold accreditation to ISO/IEC 17025:2017 with compliance to FSR Codes and ILAC G19 for a wide scope of activities.
Our scope covers computer device acquisition and mobile device acquisition, processing and analysis using a range of industry leading tools. The full scope of accreditation is available from the UKAS website.
We are located in North Yorkshire, in the North East of England. From this base we can reach all areas of the UK for the same-day collection of devices requiring examination.