Digital Forensics (Digital Evidence Examination)
We uncover digital traces using scientific methods.
HTS Analysis in Digital Forensics is the process of examining digital traces from computers, mobile devices, networks, cloud, IoT, and enterprise systems using legally compliant, reproducible, and scientific methods. As DNA Criminal & Digital Forensics, HTS Analysis in Digital Forensics creates event timelines, analyzes relevant files and log records, and produces expert reports in areas such as phone traffic analysis, HTS (Communications Traffic Query), and cell tower analysis. Our goal is to contribute to truth and the right to fair trial by transforming complex data into comprehensible evidence.
What is Digital Forensics?
HTS Analysis in Digital Forensics covers the entire process of identification, acquisition (imaging), preservation, analysis, and reporting of digital evidence. These processes adhere to chain of custody rules, GDPR, and relevant legislation, thus maintaining the integrity and validity of evidence.
Examples of HTS Analysis in Digital Forensics Scope:
Computer and Server Examination: Disk imaging, file/metadata analysis, log correlation
Mobile Device Examination: WhatsApp/SMS records, application artifacts, location data
Network & Cloud Examination: Firewall, proxy, VPN, and cloud access logs
HTS & Phone Traffic Analysis: Call/SMS traffic, relationship mapping, event time-focused analysis
Cell Tower Analysis: Location-focused assessment, coverage area examination
Malware Analysis: Infection vector, persistence mechanisms, IOCs
E-Discovery & Email Analysis: Email headers, chain verification, keyword searches
HTS Analysis in Digital Forensics, when is Digital Forensics Used?
Felony & Organized Crime: Murder, fraud, cyber attacks, organized structures
Corporate Violations: Data leaks, employee misconduct, intellectual property infringement
Family Law/Disputes: Digital evidence support in divorce, custody, compensation cases
Cyber Incident Response (DFIR): Breach detection, root cause analysis, damage scope
Missing Persons & Threats/Blackmail: Time-location intersections, communication intensity analysis
HTS Analysis in Digital Forensics Process: Step by Step
Initial Assessment & Scope: Legal requirements and technical objectives are determined; we clarify the question list.
Forensic Acquisition: Device/media is imaged at bit level without modification; integrity is verified with hash values.
Preservation: Evidence is sealed, storage procedures and access logs are maintained.
Analysis: Methods such as timeline analysis, artifact analysis, log correlation, communication network, and phone traffic examination are applied.
Reporting: Findings are presented in expert format with tables, graphs, maps, and screenshots.
Expert Opinion: Technical explanation and visual presentation support is provided in court when necessary.
Outputs: Event timeline, file/directory evidence, user actions, location-communication matches, risks and recommendations.
Why DNA Criminal & Digital Forensics for HTS Analysis in Digital Forensics?
Scientific and Technological Approach: Current forensic tools and methodologies, reproducible processes
Legal Compliance: Full compliance with GDPR and relevant legislation; evidence integrity and chain of custody
Expert Staff: Experienced team from telecom, cybersecurity, and digital forensics disciplines
Comprehensible Reports: Clear language for judges-prosecutors-lawyers, visually-focused presentation
Speed & Reliability: We manage processes without delay and preserve evidential value
“We trace the truth through digital forensics.”
HTS Analysis in Digital Forensics, Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is digital forensics?
It is the legal acquisition, preservation, analysis, and reporting of digital evidence. It covers areas such as computer, mobile device, network, cloud, and phone traffic examination.
Can deleted data be recovered?
It’s possible; depends on device type, file system, and overwrite status. Highest success is targeted using forensically-sound methods.
Can WhatsApp/application contents be retrieved?
Application data (databases, media, notification artifacts) can be analyzed depending on device and backup status. HTS records contain traffic information, not content.
Does cell tower analysis provide exact addresses?
Not exact addresses, but provides coverage area and possible region information. Interpreted together with other evidence.
Is a digital forensics report valid in court?
When the process follows legal and standard procedures, with complete imaging, hash verification, and reporting steps, the report carries evidential value.
How are duration and cost determined?
Device quantity, data volume, encryption status, and legal scope are factors. Plan and proposal are shared after initial assessment.
Contact
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