Digital Forensics
Identification, preservation, collection, recovery and analysis of digital systems
Applying Technology Solutions
Mastering information, extracting value from data
Applying Technology Solutions
Control Risks operates at the nexus of risk and opportunity. The rise of data as an asset and a liability puts it in the same place: both problem and a solution at the same time. Nearly every assignment we undertake requires the same analysis : “Is there a data problem here, is there a technology solution?”
Investigations and technology
It is rare that an investigation of any kind does not benefit from the appropriate application of technology. Control Risks has a truly global technology capability that offers end-to-end solutions in support of investigative activity.
Whether it is a corruption, fraud or regulatory investigation, or a cyber breach, with technical expertise in proprietary and customised solutions, resources in 36 countries and nine international data centres, we can handle the most challenging assignments in a seamless, cross-border fashion.
The disruptive force
How do you assess the true value of your data, turn it into information, utilise and protect it? Control Risks Technology Solutions provide an expert approach to identifying critical data, and generating relevant and actionable insights.
Technology is a disruptive force, but leveraging technology solutions for growth enables your business to channel the disruption positively and tilt your data firmly on the side of asset, not liability.
Our Services
Applying Technology Solutions
eDiscovery and eDisclosure Services
Cross border; data processing, hosting & production; early
Data Analytics
Acquire and analyse high volumes of data to drive corporate decisions
Forensic Data Analytics
Review and analyse structured and unstructured data in complex investigations
Information Governance
Data lifecycle management; security & privacy; enterprise content assessment
Custom Solutions and Software Applications
Create customised applications when off-the-shelf solutions are inadequate
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