Cyber Crime Investigation

Cybercrime Investigations

Cybercrime is a growing threat to personal security, businesses, and governments. From data breaches and phishing scams to financial fraud and large-scale cyberattacks, these crimes demand fast and thorough investigations to protect victims and hold offenders accountable.

At Digitpol, we specialize in uncovering digital evidence and investigating all forms of cybercrime. Our team responds immediately, delivering clear reports and actionable findings that help law enforcement and organizations resolve cases quickly and effectively.

With expertise in hacking incidents, email fraud, online scams, cyber espionage, financial manipulation, and employee misconduct, we ensure no evidence is missed. Whether local or global, simple or complex, our digital forensic methods provide the facts you need to uncover the truth and safeguard your operations.

Hacking Investigation 

We investigate and analyse unauthorised cyber access or hacking incidents such as when someone gains access to your cloud, server or physical device without your permission. Hackers may gain access to your computer or device through security weaknesses, malware or phishing. Once they have compromised your email, banking or social media accounts, they can change passwords preventing you from accessing your account. Scammers often send out messages impersonating and directing people to fake websites, or asking them to send money.

Modern attacks are very sophisticated the fake websites may seem to be genuine.

Malware Investigation Analysis 

Cyber Criminals may use malicious software (or malware) to monitor your online activity and cause damage to the computer. Malware is often downloaded when people open an infected email attachment or click a suspicious link in an email. Malware can also be used to steal your usernames, passwords or other information, which is then forwarded to a third party. ‘Malware’ is a catch all term to describe different types of malware which include viruses, worms, spyware, trojans or bots.

Digitpol's specialised Malware and Virus analysis team trace malware, detect and remove threats and analyse the function and trace data transfer routes.

Sophisticated Attack Investigations

Cybercriminals are constantly seeking ways to exploit vulnerabilities in computers and devices. At Digitpol, our Cyber and Fraud Team, made up of certified fraud and forensic examiners, investigates even the most sophisticated attacks, including hacking, email fraud, spear-phishing, and online scams.

We specialize in tracing unauthorized access, uncovering phishing schemes, and mitigating online fraud, particularly for small and medium-sized businesses often targeted in Asia. By analyzing compromised email accounts, financial transactions, and sensitive data, we identify perpetrators, contain the damage, and provide actionable solutions to prevent future attacks.

Email Fraud Investigation

Digitpol’s Cyber and Fraud Team consists of certified fraud and forensic examiners ready to assist with all cases of email fraud, spear-phishing attacks, scams, and online-related fraud.

These attacks often occur when cybercriminals gain access to email servers or accounts, frequently targeting small and medium-sized businesses, especially those conducting trade in Asian markets. Once inside, criminals search emails for sensitive information such as outstanding invoices or financial transaction details between suppliers, vendors, and clients.

Digitpol’s team works swiftly to trace fraudulent activity, recover compromised data, and prevent further financial losses, providing clients with detailed reports and actionable guidance.

A Cybercrime Investigation

At Digitpol, our cybercrime investigations follow a structured and legally compliant process to ensure all evidence is preserved, analyzed, and reported accurately. Our goal is to quickly identify the source of an attack, contain the damage, and restore normal operations.

Our Investigation Process

  1. Identification – Detect unusual activity, unauthorized access, or other signs of a cyber attack.

  2. Preservation – Secure all digital evidence, from hard drives to network logs, to maintain legal admissibility.

  3. Analysis – Examine data, files, and network activity to determine the source, scope, and impact of the crime.

  4. Reporting – Deliver a detailed, legally admissible report that can support legal proceedings.

  5. Remediation – Implement measures to prevent future attacks, such as patching vulnerabilities, updating security protocols, and improving policies.

Throughout the process, our experts provide clients with regular updates and actionable recommendations to mitigate damage effectively.


What is Cybercrime?

Cybercrime refers to illegal activities carried out using computers, networks, or the internet. This includes hacking, identity theft, online fraud, malware distribution, cyberstalking, and cyberbullying. As technology becomes increasingly central to daily life, cybercrime poses serious risks to individuals, businesses, and governments worldwide.

Top 5 Types of Cybercrime

  • Phishing: Deceptive emails, messages, or websites trick victims into revealing sensitive information like passwords or bank details.

  • Ransomware: Malware that locks files or systems and demands payment to restore access.

  • Hacking: Unauthorized access to systems or networks to steal data, disrupt operations, or cause harm.

  • Identity Theft: Using stolen personal information to commit fraud, open accounts, or make purchases.

  • Cyberstalking: Harassing or intimidating someone through digital channels, monitoring their online activity, or using online information for threats.

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