New Haven, Connecticut
Digital Forensics New Haven, Connecticut | Institutional and Defense Matters
New Haven's university, hospital, and biotech employers keep a lot of sensitive data in managed systems. Disputes about access, handling, and authenticity follow.
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Sensitive data, managed systems, and people who move between them.
In research-heavy workplaces, the questions are specific: who exported a dataset, which account opened a protected file, what a lab notebook entry looked like before it was edited. Those facts sit in logs, cloud platforms, and endpoint records that were not designed for litigation.
Rune Forensics can help find the relevant records, preserve them in a defensible way, and interpret them without overstating. For criminal defense matters, Rune Forensics can provide independent review of phones, computers, and law enforcement reports.
Where inquiries come from
Counsel to research and clinical organizations, employment and intellectual property litigators, defense attorneys, and individuals.
What gets disputed
Data export and file-sharing history, edits to records, access after a role change, and whether a seized device report supports the stated conclusion.
Capabilities in use
Work built around managed systems and personal devices.
- Cloud storage, sharing, and sync activity analysis
- Account and authentication record review
- Endpoint and file-activity examination
- Independent review of law enforcement and expert reports
- Phone examination for defense and civil matters
- Declarations, reports, and hearing testimony
Approach
Careful preservation, measured conclusions.
Identify the systems
The relevant platforms, devices, and retention settings are mapped with the client or counsel.
Preserve defensibly
Exports and images are made with documentation, and original sources are not disturbed.
Examine and validate
Key findings are confirmed against a second source where one exists.
Report with caution
Where a record shows access but not intent, the report says that.
Matter types
Institutional and individual matters that turn on records.
New Haven matter types
- Intellectual property and data-handling disputes
- Employment and academic matters
- Criminal defense
- Healthcare-related litigation
- Civil rights and personal injury
FAQ
Questions about New Haven matters.
Can you examine records held by a university or hospital?
Through the organization's own processes, using exports, logs, and agreed protocols, with attention to privacy and research-data rules.
What can a log actually prove about a person?
Usually that an account performed an action at a certain time from a certain device or address. Linking that to a specific person needs additional evidence.
Can you assist with defense matters in federal proceedings?
Yes. The practice reviews devices and reports and provides testimony support in state and federal cases.
Consultation
Describe the systems and the question.
Counsel can begin with a summary of the matter and the platforms involved. The practice responds with a suggested scope.
Related service pages: computer forensics, independent forensic review, and business forensics and email compromise.
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