Digital Forensics Platform
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Explore the tools and workflows that help investigation teams organize cases, manage digital evidence, verify file integrity, and maintain traceable activity records.
SHA-256
Integrity
RBAC
Access control
Audit
Traceability
FORENSIQ / SYSTEM OVERVIEW
Investigation workflow
Organized
Case management
SHA-256
File integrity
Traceable
Custody records
Role-based
Access control
Evidence processing workflow
Illustrative platform workflow — not live system data
FORENSIQ brings investigation management, evidence handling, integrity checks, and review activities into one structured platform.
Keep investigation cases, team assignments, evidence, and supporting documents connected.
Use cryptographic hashing and evidence review workflows to check file integrity.
Maintain activity and custody records that help authorized users examine evidence history.
Explore the main capabilities designed to support structured digital evidence management.
Evidence management
Manage digital evidence submissions through a controlled workflow designed to preserve original evidence and maintain a reliable record of every submission.
Capabilities
Integrity verification
Use SHA-256 hashing to establish file integrity and identify unexpected changes during evidence handling and review.
Capabilities
Chain of custody
Maintain a chronological record of evidence-related activities so authorized personnel can examine how evidence has been handled.
Capabilities
Case management
Organize investigations in a structured workspace with case information, priorities, classifications, assignments, and supporting documents.
Capabilities
Analyst workflow
Give authorized analysts a dedicated review workflow to inspect pending evidence, verify integrity, and record review decisions.
Capabilities
Team collaboration
Coordinate investigations by assigning users to cases with defined responsibilities and controlled access to relevant resources.
Capabilities
Secure storage
Separate evidence storage from application metadata and use protected storage references to manage access to stored files.
Capabilities
Audit and accountability
Record important account and investigation activities to support accountability and provide visibility into platform operations.
Capabilities
Evidence integrity is a central part of digital forensics. FORENSIQ uses SHA-256 hash values to support file verification during evidence handling and analyst review.
Generate a SHA-256 digest from the evidence file.
Associate the recorded hash with the relevant evidence record.
Recalculate the hash and compare it with the stored value.
Capture the review outcome and related activity in the evidence workflow.
Important forensic distinction
A matching hash demonstrates that the compared file contents match. It does not independently establish evidence authenticity, provenance, or the correctness of the original acquisition.
Integrity verification
Illustrative hash comparison
Recorded SHA-256
a7f3c9d2...8e41b6Recalculated SHA-256
a7f3c9d2...8e41b6Hash values match
The compared file contents match.
Example values are illustrative and do not represent a real evidence record.
A structured sequence connects the main activities performed by administrators, investigators, and analysts.
Administrators create investigation records and provide case information and supporting documents.
Authorized team members are assigned responsibilities within the investigation.
Investigators submit digital evidence and its associated information through the evidence workflow.
Cryptographic hashes are used to check whether stored evidence matches its recorded integrity value.
Authorized analysts review pending evidence and record their verification decisions.
Custody events and audit records provide a history of relevant platform activities.
One connected investigation workflow.
Keep case, evidence, and review activities organized.
Digital investigation records require careful access management, integrity checks, and traceable operations. FORENSIQ brings these considerations into its platform workflows.
Access to platform functions is controlled according to assigned user roles and permissions.
Authentication and account-management workflows help protect access to investigation resources.
SHA-256 hash comparisons help identify changes to evidence files.
Relevant evidence, case, and account activities can be recorded for later examination.
Application records can reference protected file storage without storing large evidence files directly in the database.
Evidence handling workflows can apply validation and controlled processing before evidence becomes available for review.
Evidence files and application records have different storage needs. FORENSIQ is designed to keep file storage separate from the database records that describe and reference those files.
Evidence files are maintained in controlled storage locations.
Case and evidence records retain the information needed to organize and manage evidence.
Storage references connect application records to the relevant stored files.
FORENSIQ application database
Metadata and storage references
Evidence record
Case ID · File metadata · SHA-256
Protected file storage
Evidence files and related documents
Conceptual storage architecture
Answers to common questions about platform capabilities and digital evidence workflows.
FORENSIQ is a digital forensics platform designed to organize investigations, manage digital evidence, support evidence integrity verification, and maintain records of evidence-related activities.
Explore a connected environment for case management, digital evidence handling, integrity verification, and investigation activity records.