
CyberAI
Threat Intelligence Unit
CyberAI helps organizations investigate compromise, preserve digital evidence, and understand what happened with forensic rigor that supports leadership, legal, and response teams.
Overview
Strong forensic work does more than collect artifacts. It preserves evidence quality, reconstructs events, and gives decision-makers reliable answers without slowing critical response. CyberAI approaches digital forensics as both an investigative and strategic function.
Common forensic use cases
Unauthorized access, data exfiltration, or breach investigation
Insider threat review and intellectual property theft concerns
Cloud account abuse, suspicious admin activity, or privilege misuse
Regulatory, legal, or board-level fact-finding after an incident
Capabilities
Our forensic workflows are designed for breach response, internal investigations, suspicious access review, and cases where evidence handling must remain defensible.
Rebuild attacker or user activity across systems, accounts, logs, and devices to understand scope and sequence.
Protect volatile and persistent evidence so internal, legal, and regulatory review remain viable later.
Assess suspicious transfers, device usage, cloud activity, and data movement in personnel-related investigations.
Review endpoints, cloud logs, access paths, and supporting artifacts to determine how compromise occurred.
Translate technical findings into clear, defensible summaries for leadership and stakeholders.
Maintain chain-of-custody thinking and reporting quality for matters that may evolve into legal action.
Process
We identify critical evidence sources fast and protect them from loss, overwrite, or uncontrolled handling.
We examine systems, logs, access patterns, and artifacts to reconstruct what happened and where the risk sits.
We deliver findings in a form that supports action, escalation, and later review if the matter grows more serious.
FAQ
Digital forensics services typically include evidence preservation, device analysis, cloud and log review, timeline reconstruction, and reporting that supports internal, legal, or regulatory decision-making.
Yes. CyberAI supports internal investigations, legal preparation, breach analysis, and evidence-sensitive response work with chain-of-custody discipline.
The best time is as soon as compromise, data theft, insider risk, or suspicious activity is discovered and before critical evidence is lost through uncontrolled handling.
Talk to CyberAI for breach investigation, evidence preservation, and forensic clarity that supports the next decision.