Cyber Crime Scene Investigation (CyberCSI)
Cyber Crime Scene Investigation (CyberCSI) is a service provided to the Law Enforcement Agencies (LEA). This service focuses on investigation and prosecution for criminal case. It includes Onsite Digital Evidence Preservation, Digital Evidence Analysis and Expert Witness.
Categories Of Digital Forensics:
Media and file system forensics
Examines data in all digital storage media including hard drives, USB flash drive, flash memory card, compact disc and many more.
Operating system forensics
Examines operating systems including Windows, Mac OS or Linux.
Web and email forensics
Examines web cookies, browser history, and other items that can help locate and identify email account administrator.
Social network forensics
Examines pertinent social media data of a social media profile.
Database and malware forensics
Examines the collection and access of data within pertinent databases and malicious codes or software.
Network forensics
Examines network traffic data and cyber-attacks such as intrusions within computer or digital networks.
Mobile device forensics
Examines different types of data collected in mobile devices including smartphones, tablet computer or IoT devices.
Multimedia forensics
Examines the authenticity and content analysis of multimedia file, including identification of a person or an object.
Software forensics
Examines software or source codes author information behind a specific software.
Cloud forensics
Probes and examines cyber-attacks and other pertinent data within cloud systems.
Virtual systems forensics
Examines and valuates the data and collection of virtual machines.
"We are accredited by the ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) for forensic testing under the ISO/IEC 17025:2017 standard. This accreditation has been issued by ANAB since 2011, demonstrating our commitment to quality and compliance with international standards."
Customer Engagement FAQ
(LEAs) that focuses on the investigation and prosecution of cybercriminal cases. It includes onsite digital evidence preservation, digital evidence analysis, and expert witness testimony.
The service is specifically designed for use by Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) involved in cybercrime investigations and prosecutions.
This service involves the collection and preservation of digital evidence at the crime scene. Specialists ensure that all digital evidence is collected following proper procedures to maintain its integrity for analysis and legal proceedings.
Digital evidence can include data from computers, mobile devices, networks, storage devices, and other digital media. This can encompass files, emails, logs, social media activity, and more.
The analysis involves examining the preserved digital evidence using advanced forensic tools and techniques. Experts analyze the data to uncover relevant information that can aid in the investigation and prosecution of cybercriminal activities.
An Expert Witness provides testimony in court regarding the findings from the digital evidence analysis. They explain the technical aspects in a way that is understandable to the court, helping to establish the credibility and relevance of the evidence.
CyberCSI follows strict protocols and methodologies in preserving, analyzing, and handling digital evidence. This ensures that the evidence remains unaltered and maintains its integrity, making it admissible in court.
Benefits include access to specialized expertise in digital forensics, ensuring high-quality and reliable evidence for prosecution, and having expert testimony available to support legal proceedings.
LEAs can request the service by contacting CyberSecurity Malaysia directly to discuss their specific needs and arrange for the provision of CyberCSI services.
LEAs may need to provide initial details about the case and coordinate with the CyberCSI team for onsite evidence collection. Specific requirements will be discussed during the initial consultation.
The duration of the CyberCSI process can vary depending on the complexity of the case and the amount of digital evidence involved. The timeline will be discussed and agreed upon during the initial consultation.
Yes, the CyberCSI service is available to LEAs across Malaysia. CyberSecurity Malaysia can coordinate with local law enforcement agencies to provide the necessary support.
Contact
For any enquiry please contact:
enquiry@cybersecurity.my