Who we help · Law firms
Evidence that holds up to review.
When you’re advising a client through a cyber incident, you need facts you can rely on. We collect and preserve the evidence, investigate what happened and report in a form built for legal review. We’re a cyber security firm, not a law firm, so the advice stays with you.
Our role
Technical investigation and evidence
Engagement
Can be arranged through your firm
Reporting
Booklets built for review
Response
15 minutes, 24/7/365
Why it matters
Advice is only as good as the facts behind it.
Notification decisions, disputes and regulatory questions all depend on what actually happened. If the evidence isn’t collected properly at the start, it can be lost or questioned later. We focus on getting the facts right and keeping a clear record of how they were found.
What we provide
Technical facts, ready for counsel.
We handle the technical side so you can focus on the advice.
Engaged through you
We can be engaged through your firm, with communications and reports handled the way your matter requires.
Evidence preserved
Evidence is collected and preserved early, with a record of how it was obtained.
A clear chronology
A timeline of what the attacker did and when, built from the evidence.
What was accessible
A clear account of which systems and information were accessible, and what we can and can’t confirm.
Booklets built for review
Findings set out in a structured booklet, with each finding traceable to its source.
Plain-English explanations
Technical detail explained clearly for you, your client and anyone else who needs to understand it.
How we work with you
From instruction to review-ready.
Instruct
You or your client contact us. We agree the scope and how we report.
Preserve
Evidence is collected and preserved before it can be lost.
Investigate
We establish what happened and what was accessible.
Brief
Factual updates as the findings firm up.
Report
A review-ready booklet, with each finding traceable.
What you get
Clear outputs, not a slide deck.
- A preserved and documented evidence set
- A chronology of attacker activity
- A clear account of what was accessible
- A review-ready findings booklet
Right for you if
When we’re a good fit.
- Your client has had a cyber incident and needs the facts
- You need solid evidence to assess notification obligations
- A matter may lead to a dispute or regulatory inquiry
- You want a technical partner who stays in their lane
Also who we help
Built for everyone in the room.
Questions
Common questions.
Can Authene be engaged through our firm?
Yes. Engagements can be arranged through your firm where you need that. We’re a cyber security firm, not a law firm, so the advice stays with you.
How do you preserve evidence?
We collect and preserve evidence from the start, document how it was handled and keep it available for review. We keep the detail of our methods for the engagement itself.
Can you help with business email compromise disputes?
Yes. Email fraud is one of the incidents we see most. We establish what happened in the mailbox and report it in a form built for legal review.
What will the report contain?
A clear summary, a timeline, findings marked as confirmed, likely or unknown, and the supporting evidence, so counsel can see exactly what each conclusion rests on.
Do you give advice on notification obligations?
No. That’s for you as counsel. We provide the facts those decisions depend on, such as whether personal information was accessed.
For law firms
The facts, handled carefully.
Tell us about the matter at a high level and we’ll explain how we would support it. For urgent matters, a responder replies within 15 minutes, 24/7/365.