Something already happened. Let's find out exactly what.
When a device, account, or network has already been compromised — or a cyberattack is suspected — our investigation team reconstructs the incident using structured digital forensics: what happened, how it happened, and what evidence supports the findings.
CyberTrace
Digital Forensics & Incident Response (DFIR)
CyberTrace investigates a suspected compromise from the ground up, building a clear timeline of the incident and identifying how it happened.
- Investigates suspected compromise
- Builds an incident timeline
- Identifies possible entry points and persistence
- Examines available digital evidence
- Determines likely cause, scope, and sequence of the incident
IPTrace
Who — or what — is behind an IP address?
IPTrace investigates a specific IP address to determine who or what it's associated with, and whether it carries any suspicious or malicious history.
- Checks IP ownership
- Checks ISP / ASN details
- Reviews location indicators
- Checks reputation
- Maps related infrastructure
- Applies threat intelligence for additional context
WebTrace
Investigating the infrastructure behind a website.
WebTrace investigates a website, domain, or URL to determine who is behind it, how it's hosted, and whether it shows suspicious characteristics.
- Checks domain information
- Reviews DNS records
- Reviews hosting information and infrastructure
- Checks reputation
- Identifies suspicious or malicious indicators
Digital Investigation
Connecting the dots across someone's online presence.
Digital Investigation examines a person's or entity's online identity and activity by connecting information found across multiple online sources.
- Username investigation
- Public profile research
- Cross-platform correlation
- Digital activity analysis
- Timeline development
- Identification of relevant online connections and indicators
Need to understand what happened?
Start an InvestigationSomething already happened. Let's find out exactly what.
When a device, account, or network has already been compromised — or a cyberattack is suspected — our investigation team reconstructs the incident using structured digital forensics: what happened, how it happened, and what evidence supports the findings.
CyberTrace
Digital Forensics & Incident Response (DFIR)
CyberTrace investigates a suspected compromise from the ground up, building a clear timeline of the incident and identifying how it happened.
- Investigates suspected compromise
- Builds an incident timeline
- Identifies possible entry points and persistence
- Examines available digital evidence
- Determines likely cause, scope, and sequence of the incident
IPTrace
Who — or what — is behind an IP address?
IPTrace investigates a specific IP address to determine who or what it's associated with, and whether it carries any suspicious or malicious history.
- Checks IP ownership
- Checks ISP / ASN details
- Reviews location indicators
- Checks reputation
- Maps related infrastructure
- Applies threat intelligence for additional context
WebTrace
Investigating the infrastructure behind a website.
WebTrace investigates a website, domain, or URL to determine who is behind it, how it's hosted, and whether it shows suspicious characteristics.
- Checks domain information
- Reviews DNS records
- Reviews hosting information and infrastructure
- Checks reputation
- Identifies suspicious or malicious indicators
Digital Investigation
Connecting the dots across someone's online presence.
Digital Investigation examines a person's or entity's online identity and activity by connecting information found across multiple online sources.
- Username investigation
- Public profile research
- Cross-platform correlation
- Digital activity analysis
- Timeline development
- Identification of relevant online connections and indicators
Need to understand what happened?
Start an Investigation