Global Digital Forensics was founded in 1992. The practice spans digital forensics, eDiscovery, expert witness testimony, cybersecurity, incident response, application security, OT and ICS security, and purpose-built software. New York clients can draw on regional coordination and the firm's wider technical coverage when a matter crosses state or national boundaries.
Expert work without black-box theater
GDF examiners preserve source material, document custody, retain methods and settings, test competing explanations, and separate fact from inference. Reports are written for the decision maker and detailed enough for another qualified professional to review. Court-tested experts support consultation, declarations, deposition, hearings, and trial.
Security work that reaches operations
Cybersecurity services focus on material attack paths, critical identities and systems, practical remediation, and a point-in-time retest record. OT work adds safety, availability, engineering authority, process consequence, and recovery constraints to that method.
A clear professional boundary
GDF provides technical analysis and testimony. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Counsel controls legal strategy and interpretation. Operators control process and safety decisions. Accountable officers retain regulatory and business judgments.
Software shaped by casework
GDF develops software for cloud and remote collection, media authentication, personal privacy, case operations, large-scale data movement, and source-code security. Product scope and current availability are confirmed during a technical briefing.