Malware & Instrution Investigation

Malware and unauthorized intrusions represent some of the most pressing threats to modern organizations. Unlike routine system errors or user mistakes, these attacks are deliberate, malicious, and often designed to remain undetected while causing maximum damage. Their ability to compromise networks, exfiltrate sensitive data, and disrupt operations makes them a critical area of focus for forensic investigation.

Our Forensics Experts can answer many questions:

  • Was your system infiltrated by hidden malware or spyware?

  • Did a hacker gain unauthorized access to your company network?

  • Has ransomware encrypted critical files and demanded payment?

  • Did someone plant a keylogger to steal passwords and credentials?

  • Are suspicious programs secretly running in the background of your devices?

  • Was sensitive customer data exfiltrated during a breach?

  • Did an insider install unauthorized software to bypass security controls?

  • Are phishing emails being used to deliver malicious payloads?

  • Was your website compromised to spread malware to visitors?

  • Did attackers exploit vulnerabilities in outdated software or operating systems?

  • Are logs hiding evidence of intrusion attempts or successful breaches?

  • Did someone tamper with your firewall or antivirus settings?

  • Was malware used to cover up fraudulent financial transactions?

  • Did a disgruntled employee sabotage systems with malicious code?

  • Are advanced persistent threats (APTs) lurking undetected in your network?

Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist you

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you identify how the attacker gained access?

Yes. We analyze multiple vectors, including:

  • Phishing emails and malicious attachments
  • Exploited vulnerabilities or misconfigurations
  • Weak or compromised credentials
  • Remote access tools and exposed services

This helps pinpoint the initial compromise point (entry vector).

We handle a wide range of threats, including:

  • Ransomware
  • Trojans and backdoors
  • Spyware and keyloggers
  • Rootkits and advanced persistent threats (APTs)
  • Fileless malware and script-based attacks

Yes. We investigate:

  • Outbound network traffic patterns
  • Data transfer logs and unusual connections
  • File access and movement history
  • Communication with external command-and-control (C2) servers

to assess data exfiltration and impact scope.

We use sandboxed environments and controlled lab setups to perform:

  • Static analysis (code structure, signatures)
  • Dynamic analysis (runtime behavior, system changes)
  • Memory and process analysis

This ensures safe and accurate malware examination without risk to production systems.

Yes. We help organizations meet obligations related to:

  • Data breach notifications
  • Regulatory disclosures
  • Internal audit and governance requirements

Yes. We specialize in identifying fileless malware and LotL techniques, which leverage legitimate system tools (e.g., PowerShell, WMI). Our analysis focuses on:

  • Memory forensics
  • Script execution artifacts
  • Endpoint telemetry and command-line activity

We perform forensic timeline reconstruction by correlating:

  • Endpoint artifacts (logs, registry, file system metadata)
  • Network traffic and firewall logs
  • Authentication and access records
  • EDR/SIEM telemetry

This provides a chronological view of attacker actions, from initial compromise to lateral movement and data exfiltration.

Yes. We identify APT activity by analyzing:

  • Long-term persistence mechanisms
  • Command-and-control (C2) communication patterns
  • Low-and-slow attack behavior
  • Custom or polymorphic malware variants
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