What gets in the way
Three problems, and the tool for each
Checking an extraction you received
When an extraction arrives from someone else, the first job is to confirm it matches what was produced.
The answerDEVI ValidateCompares your own hash of every file with the list that came with it and records each match, mismatch, missing or extra file.Client data has to stay on your machines
Clients expect evidence to stay off other companies' servers.
The answerTrust CenterEvidence, keys, file names and hashes are never sent to DEVI. The tools run on your computer.Explaining an app's data in a report
An expert report has to say where a record came from and why it means what it says.
The answerDEVI RegistryEvery Registry claim cites a public source and states how far it was checked.
Plain about the limits
What DEVI does not claim
Every tool states what it does and what it does not do, so the record holds up when someone asks.
- Every account and every tool request is reviewed by the DEVI Ops Team. Approval is not automatic.
- DEVI does not replace your own validation of a tool before you rely on it.
Solutions
Also built for
Law enforcement labs
Verify, decrypt and document evidence on the lab's own computers. Nothing about the evidence leaves the lab.
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Records that say what was checked, how it was checked, and what the result does and does not mean.
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Signed Windows tools that do their work without a network connection, with a published SHA-256 for every download.
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We review every request, usually within the same business day. Verified law enforcement, prosecution, defense and contractor examiners.