Digital Forensics and Incident Response.
Critical Incident Support & Recovery.
Evidence preserved
Captures and preserves the details needed for investigation, maintaining data integrity for legal and regulatory requirements.
Root cause defined
Timelines and analysis that make the impact clear.
Recovery accelerated
Guidance designed to restore operations with speed and confidence.
Integrated by design
DFIR aligned with advisory, testing, and operations for a cohesive uplift.
Clarity in impact.
Direction in recovery.
Critical Incident Support & Recovery.
Investigate, contain, restore.
Digital Forensic Evidence Collection
Collection and preservation of digital artefacts to maintain integrity and support investigation.
Root Cause Analysis & Timelines
Clear sequencing of events showing how and when business assets were impacted.
Remediation Guidance & Recovery Steps
Practical containment and recovery measures, accelerating continuity and strengthening resilience.
Personalised Integration
DFIR services tailored to business needs, aligned with broader advisory, testing, and operational support.

Here when breaches hit.
Response that delivers.
We combine deep forensic expertise with practical business focus, backed by extensive experience across enterprise environments and a track record of responding to complex, high-impact incidents. With Ctrl, you’ll have certified incident responders and forensic investigators, proven methodologies aligned to global best practice (NIST, SANS), and end-to-end support from triage through to recovery and lessons learned, all delivered by a trusted partner under pressure.
Forensic expertise.
Action when it counts.
Integration Across Services
Speed to Assurance
Business Continuity Focus
Lifecycle Learning
Recovery & Remediation Guidance
Forensic Imaging & Evidence Collection
Malware & Ransomware Analysis
Rapid Incident Containment
Timeline & Impact Analysis
Root Cause Investigation
A business should engage DFIR services as soon as a cyber breach or critical incident is suspected. Early engagement ensures digital evidence is preserved, prevents further damage to systems, and supports compliance with legal and regulatory obligations.
What does digital forensic evidence collection involve?Digital Forensics & Incident Response evidence collection involves capturing and preserving digital artefacts – such as system logs, emails, and file traces – while maintaining data integrity. This process supports breach investigations and provides reliable evidence for legal or regulatory use.
How does root cause analysis benefit a business after a cyber breach?Root cause analysis within DFIR services provides a clear timeline of events showing how and when systems were impacted. This clarity helps businesses understand the full scale of an incident, improve response plans, and make informed decisions about recovery and resilience.
Can DFIR findings be used in legal or regulatory investigations?Yes. Digital Forensics & Incident Response findings are preserved to meet strict legal and regulatory standards. Evidence collected through DFIR is defensible, maintaining its integrity and reliability for compliance reporting and potential litigation.
What industries benefit most from DFIR?Any business handling sensitive data or critical systems benefits, including finance, healthcare, retail, education, and critical infrastructure.
Does DFIR only respond to incidents, or can it help prevent them?While DFIR services are designed to investigate and respond to cyber incidents, the insights gained also strengthen prevention strategies. Lessons learned during investigations help organisations reduce risk, enhance resilience, and prepare for future threats.
If I already have Pen Testing, GRC, or 24/7 monitoring, why would I need DFIR?Each service plays a different role. Penetration Testing helps identify vulnerabilities before they’re exploited, GRC builds the right frameworks and policies to reduce risk, and Risk or Security Operations Centres provides live monitoring to detect threats quickly. When a breach does occur, DFIR investigates what happened, preserves evidence, and guides recovery. Together, these services create an end-to-end approach – prevention, detection, response, and resilience.