Digital Forensics
Preservation, acquisition, examination, artifact correlation, timelines, validation, and clear technical findings.
Digital forensics · eDiscovery · technical exploitation
TIERS Group helps counsel, organizations, and authorized government teams preserve, understand, and use complex digital evidence. We combine disciplined forensic methods, precise litigation support, and senior technical judgment with clear, decision-ready reporting.
Based in Virginia. Supporting authorized engagements nationwide.


Core capabilities
From early preservation decisions through forensic examination, production, and testimony support, TIERS Group keeps the work focused, traceable, and understandable.
Preservation, acquisition, examination, artifact correlation, timelines, validation, and clear technical findings.
Defensible scoping, collection planning, processing strategy, load files, structured messaging packages, and review-ready delivery.
Authorized preservation and analysis of phones, tablets, applications, messages, media, locations, and device activity.
Focused work across computers, storage, email, cloud repositories, and collaboration platforms.
Technical issue-spotting, opposing-production review, reports, declarations, briefings, and qualified testimony support.
Authorized support for unusual devices, difficult media, operational workflows, validation, and complete training-program development for intelligence and special-operations organizations.
eDiscovery as a core offering
We help you avoid costly over-collection and review by scoping precisely, structuring data for defensible production, and delivering review-ready packages that integrate seamlessly with Relativity and other platforms.
Translate claims, custodians, systems, dates, and evidentiary questions into a targeted collection plan.
Prepare metadata, extracted text, natives, images, messages, and attachments around the review strategy.
Provide inventories, exception notes, load-ready packages, validation details, and clear handoff documentation.
Who we support
Our work is structured around the client’s authority, risk, deadlines, and intended use—not a one-size-fits-all tool output.
Evidence support for high-stakes matters, from preservation and targeted collection through forensic analysis, expert interpretation, and review-ready production, built around defensibility, proportionality, and counsel’s next decision.
For attorney-directed matters where speed, discretion, and a narrow collection footprint matter across endpoint, mobile, cloud, and collaboration data.
For authorized missions requiring specialized forensics, technical exploitation workflows, complete training-program development, quality systems, or specialist surge.
A controlled engagement
Every matter begins with authority and scope. Every delivery ends with documented outputs, limitations, and a clear handoff.
Confirm the requester, legal authority, ownership or consent, matter sensitivity, and potential conflicts.
Define questions, systems, custodians, dates, deliverables, constraints, and a proportionate technical approach.
Document sources, maintain provenance, verify acquisitions, and record material exceptions or limitations.
Apply appropriate tools and methods, test important findings, and separate observed facts from interpretation.
Provide the agreed reports or review packages, explain the results, and support reasonable follow-up.
Built into the name
TIERS
Our name reflects the disciplines we bring together: technical understanding, authorized exploitation, research and validation, and practical solutions built for the decision or mission at hand.
Experience foundation
TIERS Group is informed by professional experience connected to demanding federal, military, intelligence, scientific, and public-sector environments, including the Defense Intelligence Agency, United States Marine Corps, United States Navy, NASA, and the U.S. Department of Education.
Important technical decisions stay close to experienced leadership.
We do not accept work without documented lawful authority and a defined use case.
Findings are explained in language counsel, clients, and leaders can act on.
Practical guidance
Focused guidance on preservation, collection, review, production, and defensibility.
A review-ready package begins with agreed specifications, targeted collection, field mapping, family and message relationships, time handling, exceptions, and quality control.
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