Software built around evidence work

Select the product by the work it must control

Collection products focus on authorized acquisition and a documented handoff to review. Analysis products keep methods and expert judgment visible. Operations and transfer products retain status, permissions, progress, reconciliation, and exception history. Current availability, source support, deployment, and licensing are confirmed during scoping because product capabilities change by release.

Seven products, seven defined operating problems

eCloud Discovery supports authorized cloud collection, search, culling, deduplication, and export. CompleteDiscovery guides supported remote device and server collections while the examiner retains scope and custody control. Forensic Media Analyzer brings several image, video, and audio methods into one analyst-led case record. DeSpy provides a local-first review of supported phone-monitoring indicators.

Bitstream SuperHighway connects case operations, client exchange, large evidence storage, and high-volume transfer. DataTube manages supported cloud-to-cloud migration with interruption recovery, source-to-target comparison, and exception reporting. SourceScan combines assisted code analysis with expert validation, ownership, remediation, and retest tracking.

Evidence handling remains part of product design

A product workflow should identify the source, authorization, operator, configuration, date and time, errors, resulting package, and available verification details. Search, processing, model-assisted output, and transfer status remain reviewable rather than being collapsed into an unexplained result.

The software does not decide legal relevance, privilege, authenticity, admissibility, risk acceptance, or expert opinion. Those decisions remain with counsel, qualified examiners, security owners, and other accountable professionals. The product provides a controlled record for their work.

Confirm support before relying on a workflow

Cloud APIs, mobile operating systems, security controls, provider licensing, model support, storage architecture, and deployment options change. GDF confirms current availability and source compatibility before a collection, assessment, or migration begins. A demonstration should use the intended source type and output requirement rather than a generic sample that avoids the difficult part of the workflow.