Encrypted connections
The website uses HTTPS. Enquiries are relayed through authenticated, encrypted mail transport with certificate verification.
SECURITY / HANDLE EVIDENCE WITH INTENT
Explore evidence handling and data security: website safeguards, access boundaries, traceability and retention requirements for forensic workflows.
Protect sensitive material by defining authority, access and handling from the outset. Make security requirements part of the engagement.
Verified website safeguards
01 / THE PUBLIC WEBSITE
These controls apply to this marketing website and enquiry service. They are not a certification of the separate analysis platform.
The website uses HTTPS. Enquiries are relayed through authenticated, encrypted mail transport with certificate verification.
Website administration uses strong credentials, two-factor authentication and failed-login throttling.
The contact form validates submissions and applies limits and abuse controls. It accepts text enquiries only.
This website provides information and general enquiries. It does not accept evidence attachments or perform analysis in your browser.
Security controls reduce exposure; they do not eliminate every risk or establish independent accreditation. Specific storage encryption, hosting-region and service-level commitments must be confirmed in the accepted agreement.
02 / THE CASEWORK ENGAGEMENT
Use these questions to establish the safeguards for the separate platform or examination engagement.
Confirm permission to submit and examine the material, authorised users, reviewer responsibilities and approved recipients.
Identify processing locations, service providers and any cross-border transfers. Confirm the approved transfer channel.
Agree specimen identity, custody events, working-copy relationships and the record of transformations.
Document retention periods, deletion, backups, legal holds and who may authorise release or disposal.
03 / RESPONSIBLE CONTACT
A general enquiry only needs the discipline and the question you want answered. Agree written handling instructions before submitting source material.
Avoid confidential case facts, client names, credentials, personal identifiers and source media.
Describe the affected public page and observed behaviour through “Other enquiry”. Keep credentials and case evidence out of the message.
Do not access another person’s records, exploit a suspected issue or disrupt service. Reporting a concern does not authorise testing.
Contact the team ↗Read the acceptable-use policy →POLICIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR WORKFLOW
Confirm your access, transfer and reporting requirements before submitting case material.