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Device Forensics

Data365 Evidence provides forensic acquisition and preservation of data from phones, laptops, desktops, and external storage media.

Forensic imaging may be performed on a limited, case-specific basis when necessary to support defensible evidence preservation, using documented, repeatable acquisition procedures and integrity verification measures.

  • Mobile device acquisition (iOS & Android)
  • Computer and laptop forensic imaging
  • External drive and removable media imaging
  • Write-blocked acquisition and hash verification

All acquisitions include documented chain-of-custody and preservation records suitable for legal and investigative use.

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Related guide

If you’re deciding whether you need early-stage preservation or later expert work, see: Evidence Preservation vs. Forensic Analysis.