✓ Understanding hacker behavior
✓ Protecting network systems from attacks
✓ Scanning and testing system security levels
✓ Developing strategies and permissions to prevent hacker intrusions
✓ Recognized by the National Communications Commission (NCC) of the Executive Yuan, Taiwan
✓ Compliant with ANSI/ISO/IEC 17024 accreditation standards
✓ Aligned with the NIST SP-800-181 NICE (National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education) Workforce Framework requirements
✓ Utilizes the latest digital forensic techniques, tools, and methodologies
✓ International Standard for Information Security Management Framework
✓ Systematic examination of organizational information security risks
✓ Identifying risks and implementing effective control measures
✓ Assisting organizations in managing and protecting information assets
Through international standard procedures, digital evidence is appropriately preserved, restored, retrieved, analyzed, and other related operations. This assists in conducting investigations and, if necessary, providing digital evidence to support court judgments.
Forensics and analysis of digital data stored on mobile devices, including contacts, memory information, call logs, internet history, text message records, location records, as well as photos, videos, and other multimedia files.
Emails often contain important information such as personal data, contracts, orders, proofs, payment details, etc., making them a prime target for cyber attacks. Forensics and analysis can be conducted both online and offline to gather evidence and perform investigations on emails.
Regardless of whether it is caused by internal employee leakage or external theft, combined with the ever-evolving attack techniques, businesses are faced with the risk of confidential data leakage. RCS provides forensic investigation services and can also assist you in evaluating the security of your existing information systems.
Hacker intrusion techniques are constantly evolving, with common methods including email phishing, hacking into corporate websites, exploiting user errors, infiltrating through the supply chain or factory computers, and cloud-based attacks. RCS can assist you in investigation and forensics to uncover evidence in such cases.
Cloud Forensics and Investigation can be approached from three perspectives:
Basically, evidence in IoT can be classified into three types:
Digital forensics is the application of scientific methods, techniques, and tools to preserve, recover, extract, and analyze the contents of digital devices through standardized procedures.
It involves reconstructing digital crime scenes, assisting in the investigation of incidents, and providing digital evidence to support court judgments.
Based on the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) guidelines, the Standard Operating Procedures for Digital Forensics (DEFSOP) generally consist of four stages:
It is a technique that hides information within files such as images, text, audio, or video, either in plaintext or ciphertext.
There are several types of steganography techniques, including image steganography, document steganography, video steganography, audio steganography, web page steganography, email steganography, and more.
Basically, hard drives and other electronic storage devices, as well as IT equipment and network infrastructure devices with built-in recording capabilities, can be subjected to forensic examination.
For example:
Digital forensics services can be used in various scenarios for evidence acquisition, analysis, and more.
If you have any related needs for this service, feel free to consult with us, and RCS customer service representatives will be at your service.
RCS's data recovery services have been trusted and collaborated with technology giants and government agencies. Our operation processes adhere to international standard procedures. If you have any related needs, please feel free to consult with us.
