FTT Foren­sic Dis­co­very has the Foren­sic Think Tank (FTT) net­work of experts. Our reports inclu­de IT foren­sic reports, IT reports and app­raisals or appraisals.

What are expert opi­ni­ons in IT and how use­ful are they?

IT reports are used to ana­ly­ze and eva­lua­te exis­ting or alle­ged defects and dama­ge to IT sys­tems. The pro­fi­ta­bi­li­ty of offers, orders and deli­ve­ries of IT sys­tems can be che­cked using valua­ti­on reports. An appro­pria­te value is deter­mi­ned depen­ding on the sce­n­a­rio: the cur­rent value on the repor­ting date of hard­ware or spe­cial­ly deve­lo­ped indi­vi­du­al software.

IT foren­sic reports con­tain an eva­lua­ti­on of digi­tal traces that can be found on nume­rous devices equip­ped with chips and sto­rage media. The FTT reports show the logi­cal con­nec­tion bet­ween the traces and thus do part of the cri­mi­na­listic work.

Who do we sup­port with our reports?

As an asso­cia­ti­on of experts for sys­tems and app­li­ca­ti­ons in infor­ma­ti­on pro­ces­sing, we pro­vi­de advice and cla­ri­fi­ca­ti­on to com­pa­nies and IT spe­cia­lists with ques­ti­ons, pro­blems and legal dis­pu­tes in the field of IT. 

Courts are incre­a­singly preoc­cu­p­ied with a pletho­ra of dis­pu­tes on com­plex issu­es that go well bey­ond the field of jurisprudence.

We sup­port you with our experts to cla­ri­fy all facts that are rela­ted to the use of com­pu­ter technology.

Qua­li­ty assuran­ce through the four-eyes principle

Each of our experts works impar­ti­al­ly, inde­pendent­ly, objec­tively and without instructions.

Our reports can be used in court and are sub­ject to high qua­li­ty stan­dards. In order to gua­ran­tee this qua­li­ty, every report pre­pa­red by an expert is che­cked intern­al­ly by at least one other body for tracea­bi­li­ty, rele­van­ce and the asso­cia­ted scope („as long as necessa­ry, as short as pos­si­ble”) as well as com­pli­an­ce with aca­de­mic standards.