Case Management
Create and organize investigation cases with case identifiers, descriptions, classifications, priorities, statuses, and supporting documentation. Administrators can coordinate investigation teams and monitor case progress.
Digital Forensics Platform
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FORENSIQ is a digital forensics and evidence management platform designed to bring investigation casework, digital evidence handling, integrity verification, analyst review, and activity tracking into one centralized environment.
From case creation and investigator assignment to evidence submission and analyst decisions, FORENSIQ provides structured workflows that help investigation teams manage their responsibilities and maintain visibility throughout the evidence lifecycle.
FORENSIQ
Digital evidence management
Case-based
SHA-256
Role-based
Activity records
Evidence lifecycle
Illustrative workflow
Digital investigations involve multiple stages and participants. Case information must be organized, evidence must be identified and managed, integrity must be checked, and important actions must be documented.
FORENSIQ brings these responsibilities together through a centralized case and evidence management environment. Administrators coordinate casework, investigators submit evidence, and analysts review evidence according to their assigned responsibilities.
The platform supports regular evidence files and supported forensic disk-image formats, with workflows designed to handle evidence registration, protected storage references, integrity verification, and review decisions.
Rather than treating evidence as an isolated upload, FORENSIQ connects evidence records to their associated investigation cases, responsible users, review status, and relevant activity history.
Our objective is to provide investigation teams with a consistent environment for managing digital evidence, supporting integrity checks, and maintaining traceable investigation workflows.
FORENSIQ connects the operational and technical responsibilities involved in managing digital investigation casework.
Create and organize investigation cases with case identifiers, descriptions, classifications, priorities, statuses, and supporting documentation. Administrators can coordinate investigation teams and monitor case progress.
Register and manage digital evidence associated with investigation cases. Investigators can submit regular files and supported disk-image formats with relevant evidence descriptions and case information.
Generate and verify cryptographic hashes to help establish whether stored evidence remains consistent with its recorded integrity value. Verification outcomes are recorded as part of the evidence review process.
Maintain traceable records of evidence-related activities, including submission, access-related events, review decisions, and verification outcomes, supporting accountability throughout evidence handling.
Separate administrator, investigator, and analyst responsibilities through role-based access controls. Each participant works within the permissions and assignments associated with their account.
Organize evidence storage through protected storage references and controlled access workflows. Storage handling is designed to support both standard evidence files and larger forensic disk images.
Enable authorized analysts to review submitted evidence, perform integrity checks, and record verification or rejection decisions with supporting notes.
Record relevant platform activities to support operational accountability, investigation traceability, and visibility into important user and evidence-management actions.
Use authentication, authorization, account verification, and role-based permissions to help protect platform resources and investigation information.
Evidence management requires more than recording a filename. FORENSIQ connects evidence items to cases, responsible users, integrity information, review outcomes, and activity records.
Evidence management
From registration to review and records
Evidence is associated with an investigation case and recorded with identifying information and submission details.
Evidence is managed through controlled storage references and the platform's evidence storage workflow.
SHA-256 hashes provide a cryptographic basis for comparing evidence integrity values.
Authorized analysts review evidence and assess whether its integrity requirements are satisfied.
Verification or rejection decisions, including supporting notes, are recorded against the evidence.
Relevant evidence-handling events and platform actions contribute to traceable investigation records.
Each stage has a defined purpose, helping administrators, investigators, and analysts work within a connected investigation process.
Connected roles and investigation responsibilities
An administrator creates an investigation case, provides its details, sets its classification and priority, and adds relevant case documentation.
The administrator assigns investigators and supporting analysts to the case according to their responsibilities.
Investigators submit evidence to the relevant case, providing descriptions and the information needed to identify each evidence item.
The platform supports SHA-256 integrity checks to compare recorded evidence hashes with hashes calculated from stored evidence.
Authorized analysts review pending evidence, record their findings, and verify or reject submissions according to the review requirements.
Evidence status changes and relevant investigation activities are recorded to support chain-of-custody tracking and auditability.
Digital evidence management requires consistent handling practices, restricted access, integrity checks, and records of important actions. These principles inform the design of FORENSIQ.
Security-conscious platform design
Cryptographic hashing and verification workflows help identify unexpected changes to stored evidence.
Access to cases, evidence, and administrative functions is governed by authenticated user roles and permissions.
Evidence-related activities and review decisions are recorded to provide a history of important handling events.
Structured responsibilities and recorded actions help establish accountability across investigation teams.
FORENSIQ organizes access and responsibilities around three primary user roles.
Oversees platform administration and coordinates investigation casework.
Responsibilities
Works on assigned cases and manages the submission of digital evidence.
Responsibilities
Reviews submitted evidence and records integrity verification decisions.
Responsibilities
Use a centralized environment to coordinate investigation cases, manage digital evidence, support integrity verification, and document review activities.