Data Analytics

Quick orientation in the digital data jungle

Digital systems generate enormous amounts of data daily — but only those who analyze it properly find the decisive evidence. Our Data Analytics services within the framework of e-Discovery enable you to quickly, reliably, and precisely filter relevant information from huge data pools.

Whether for internal investigations, compliance audits, or legal disputes — Computerforensic & more helps you maintain overview and make relevant digital traces visible.

How does forensic data analysis work?

Data Analytics in e-Discovery means the automated and structured evaluation of digital data to identify connections, anomalies, communication patterns, or incriminating evidence. We use intelligent filters, clustering methods, scoring models, and time-based visualizations.

Our data sources include, among others:

• Desktop computers & laptops
• Mobile devices (smartphones, tablets)
• Servers & network protocols (LAN, cloud, backup systems)
• Email communication & logs
• Database connections & file shares

What are the concrete benefits of Data Analytics?

✔️ Relevance instead of data overload
You receive concentrated insights — without having to sift through gigabytes of irrelevant data.

✔️ Faster decisions
Whether management, legal department, or external counsel: decisions are based on structured, reliable facts.

✔️ Court-admissible results
All data analyses are conducted under forensic standards with full traceability (chain of custody).

✔️ On-site or remote
Depending on data sensitivity and urgency, we analyze the data directly at your site — with our mobile forensic lab — or in our secured data center.

Our process for digital forensic investigation:

1. Data collection & forensic preservation
2. Extraction & structuring of raw data
3. Analytical methods such as text analysis, pattern recognition, timeline modeling
4. Filtering & prioritization of results
5. Report creation including traceability & evidence preservation

Ideal for:

• Internal suspicion cases (e.g., data leaks, fraud, sabotage)
• Court-admissible documentation for lawyers
• Corporate investigations
• Whistleblower follow-ups
• Economic crime & cybercrime