Document Analysis & Authentication
Do you want to see when a document was really created, and by whom? Have you received communication that you don’t think is genuine? Has a document been edited to someone’s advantage?
CYFOR's Forensic Document Analysis & Authentication service can determine the legitimacy of emails, messages, computer files and electronic documents. With the application of advanced digital forensic techniques and metadata analysis, we can decipher the digital evidence you require for legal proceedings.
CYFOR’s long-standing digital forensic expertise enables advanced document analysis techniques to be applied to various digital media and correspondence, including;
Utilising our digital forensic capabilities, we can determine the legitimacy of emails, messages, photographs and various other electronic documents. This is achieved by examining the hash values or digital fingerprint and metadata of each file in question and providing detailed information such as:
As a leading authority in digital forensics, CYFOR has vast experience in document analysis & authentication for criminal and civil legal proceedings. Our team of document evidence analysts and digital forensic experts come from a variety of high integrity technical investigative backgrounds including law enforcement, military, academic and cyber security. This combined experience allows CYFOR to provide a leading digital evidence investigative service, backed by a dedicated quality management department that operates to ISO accreditations. This ensures that our clients receive the utmost quality of service and professionalism that is expected while meeting standards that can be relied upon in court.
Fraud now costs the UK economy £193 billion a year. According to the Annual Fraud Indicator, business fraud accounts for £144 billion, while fraud against individuals is estimated at £9.7bn. Fraudulent activity is especially prolific within insurance, procurement and individual identity fraud, with perpetrators always exploiting new opportunities, which includes the tampering and fraudulent production or replication of documents.
After submitting an enquiry, a member of our team will be in touch with you as soon as possible
Your information will only be used to contact you, and is lawfully in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) act, 2018.