Establish the facts
Reconstruct the timeline and responsibilities: what happened, how, with what impact, based on verifiable material, not assumptions.
Resource · Forensics
People often talk about “forensics” without knowing what it covers. Put simply: it means reconstructing what happened from the traces left on systems, in a rigorous and documented way. Not repair, but establishing evidence.
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Forensics means reconstructing the facts of an incident from the traces left on systems, in a rigorous and documented way. It is not “repair”: it is establishing evidence. It is used after an intrusion, a fraud, a data leak, identity theft or a dispute, whenever understanding exactly what happened, or being able to prove it, becomes decisive.
Reconstruct the timeline and responsibilities: what happened, how, with what impact, based on verifiable material, not assumptions.
Collect and preserve the material before it disappears, without altering it. The traceability of each step is what gives the result its value.
Deliver a file that management, a lawyer, an insurer or an authority can understand. The aim is not to drown people in technical detail: it is to shed light.
The work follows four steps. The rigour of each one determines the strength of the whole: badly collected evidence cannot be recovered.
What forensics produces only has value if it can be used where your case actually moves forward: with your bank, your insurer or the courts.
Document the fraud or fraudulent access with established facts: in a refund claim, a well-supported file carries more weight than a statement.
Provide the timeline and impacts required to process a cyber insurance claim. The timestamped thread of facts supports the conversation with the insurer.
Build a factual basis for a complaint or a dispute. The rigour of the collection and its traceability determine what can be relied on against the other party.
The two complement each other, but they do not pursue the same goal. Confusing them means risking sacrificing the evidence to move fast, or the other way round.
Stabilise the situation, contain the threat, restore operations. Urgency is in charge: you act to stop the bleeding.
Understand and prove what happened, with method and traceability. Preserve first, document second.
The Galyct firm brings these two dimensions together and, where needed, coordinates all the parties to a sensitive case.
Don’t face it alone. Don’t delete anything, don’t pay anything, and don’t give in to haste: badly preserved evidence is worthless, and some moves cannot be undone. Describe the situation to us and we will make the first decisions with you. And we never ask for your codes.
Forensics establishes facts: it does not promise an outcome. Depending on the traces available, it can prove a lot, a little, or sometimes only what remains. We tell you what it is realistic to expect (without dramatising, without overpromising) and we never ask for your passwords.
Evidence, forensics or crisis: the Galyct firm takes on the case directly. A first conversation about your situation, with no commitment and no sales pitch.