Cyber Investigations
Swiss Cyber Intel
Securely Swiss™ provides Cyber Investigations, Cyber Intelligence, Cyber Due Diligence and Cyber Audits. Cyber Investigation Department is composed of a team of Cyber Investigators, Forensic Experts, and former Law Enforcement professionals.
Swiss Cyber Intel will be provided for the following cases:
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Reputation & Brand Investigations
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Internet Defamation
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Copyright & Trademark
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Sextortion & Privacy Invasion
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Computer Crime Investigations
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Celebrities, V.I.P., Executives Hacked
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Identity Theft & Credit Card Fraud
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Internet Fraud & Online Scams (Scamming)
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Cyberstalking, Cyberbullying, Cyber-Mobbing (Harassment)
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Corporate Investigations (e.g. CEO-Fraud, Social Engineering)
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Deep Web Intelligence Services
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Cyber Extortion
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Integrated Investigations (Field & Cyber Investigations)
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Investment scams - Due Diligence (Field & Cyber Due Diligence)
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Fraud with Fake Online-Shops, Fake-Lottery, Inheritance-Scam, false billing, Travel prize, Charities, Dating & Romance, Jobs etc.
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Internet Monitoring Services
Cyber Intel Reporting is very important because this is what the prosecution or civil court will be working with to convict or obligate a suspect party. So in this stage, you are processing very complex information and analysis that only an experienced forensic scientist would understand and put in a format a state prosecutor can use to file charges against an individual or a judge of civil court to obligate another party to pay to the customer.
To schedule, a free consultation with our Global & Swiss office on any type of investigation or case, please fill out the contact form.
The free consultation means that we will sit down with you, hear about your issue/problem, and give you some initial thoughts about it with the contract proposal at no charge or obligation to you. We will willingly sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before receiving any project-related information from you.
About Investigative Methods
When conducting a cybercrime investigation or civil cyber investigation, normal investigative methods are still important. Asking who, what, where, when, why, and how questions is still important. The cyber investigator should also still ask the following questions (and you should provide possible answers):
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Who are the potential suspects?
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What crimes were committed?
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When were the crimes committed?
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Were these crime limited to national jurisdiction?
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What evidence is there to collect?
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Where might the physical and digital evidence be located?
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What types of physical and digital evidence were involved with the crime?
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Does any of the evidence need to be photographed/preserved immediately?
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How can the evidence be preserved and maintained for court proceedings?
