Sector experience
Digital forensics and cybersecurity by sector
Evidence, risk and response change with the operating environment. Explore how GDF adapts its methods for litigation, utilities, finance, insurance, transactions and government.
Industries
Where the work happens
Each sector has distinct evidence needs, operating constraints and reporting obligations.
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Legal
Preservation, examination and expert reporting for matters that will be tested.
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Utilities & Critical Infrastructure
OT and ICS work in environments where availability and safety come first.
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Financial Services
Insider activity, account compromise and transaction records, examined independently.
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Insurance
Factual basis for claimed loss, response timelines and control representations.
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Private Equity & M&A
What cyber risk is being acquired, and what it costs to fix after close.
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Government
Reproducible technical findings for oversight, procurement and prosecutorial use.
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Healthcare
Evidence and security work planned around care delivery, ePHI and connected systems.
Talk with an examiner
Discuss the matter and the next step.
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Choose the first work product
Use the sector pages to identify the records, access and operating constraints that shape the engagement.
- Legal: a source inventory and acquisition record for counsel's preservation and examination plan.
- Financial services: an identity and transaction chronology separating observed activity from unresolved attribution.
- Insurance: a loss chronology and evidence register for the insurer, insured or counsel identified in the engagement.
- Private equity and M&A: a decision memo tying accessible evidence and gaps to diligence questions and follow-up.
- Government: an authorized-data and responsibility map before protected material is accepted.
- Utilities: an operator-approved coverage and access-path record with safety exclusions.
- Healthcare: a system-owner and care-dependency map with a minimized evidence plan.
The engagement defines the actual work product and recipients. A sector label does not establish regulatory certification or authority to access another party's systems.