Evidence Preservation and Collection Support
Plan and document appropriate preservation or collection of authorized computers, mobile devices, email, cloud data, and other evidence sources.
Identify, preserve, analyze, and explain digital evidence before it becomes unavailable, altered, or disputed.
Precision Forensics supports litigation involving computers, mobile devices, email, cloud accounts, file activity, and event timelines.
Independent technical consulting and litigation support. Precision Forensics does not provide legal advice.
Walker Johnson brings more than two decades of experience in digital forensics, cybersecurity, and digital evidence to attorney-focused technical consulting.
Direct examiner engagement
Precision Forensics is led by Walker Johnson, a licensed North Carolina Digital Forensic Examiner and former South Carolina Law Enforcement Division digital forensic examiner. His background includes digital forensics, incident response, cybersecurity investigations, and analysis of sophisticated threat activity.
Clients receive direct communication, clearly defined scope, and findings written for attorney and decision-maker review.
Contact Precision Forensics when:
Focused support that helps counsel preserve the available record, understand technical facts, and define appropriate next steps.
Plan and document appropriate preservation or collection of authorized computers, mobile devices, email, cloud data, and other evidence sources.
Evaluate available forensic images, exports, records, and artifacts to identify supported activity and material limitations.
Organize relevant events from one or more digital sources into a clear chronology for attorney review.
Review available messages, headers, metadata, account exports, and cloud records in the context of the defined questions.
Identify relevant communications, files, application records, and device activity within authorized evidence sources.
Provide clear summaries, exhibits, technical questions, and explanations suited to litigation-team review.
Careful technical review focused on what the available evidence can—and cannot—support.
Evaluate available headers, metadata, exports, and source records to identify what can and cannot be supported about an electronic communication.
Examine available computer, USB, file, email, and cloud activity relevant to alleged copying, deletion, or transfer of company information.
Identify relevant communications, application records, attachments, and device activity available within the authorized evidence source.
Organize events from multiple digital sources into a clear chronology for attorney review.
Assess available artifacts to determine whether deletion, absence, retention limits, synchronization, or collection gaps may explain missing information.
Independently review forensic reports, exports, methods, scope, and stated conclusions for technical support and limitations.
Tell us the allegation, dispute, evidence source, and immediate concern.
We identify the available data, preservation needs, technical questions, limitations, and appropriate next step.
Work proceeds under an agreed scope using documented methods appropriate to the available evidence.
You receive attorney-friendly explanations, timelines, summaries, exhibits, or recommendations appropriate to the engagement.
Free early case resource
Use the free Digital Evidence Early Case Assessment Assistant to identify potential evidence sources, preservation priorities, risk indicators, and questions that may require forensic review.
ChatGPT account required to use the current assistant.
Request a Confidential ConsultationSend a brief, non-privileged description of the matter and the type of evidence involved. Precision Forensics will respond with a practical next step.
Do not submit privileged communications, evidence files, account credentials, protected personal information, or highly sensitive case details through the general web form.