Coverage

Cloud Platforms We Focus On

Microsoft 365

Outlook / Exchange

Google Workspace

Gmail Business

AWS

Microsoft Azure

Google Cloud

Dropbox / Box

SaaS Tools

CRM Systems

Cloud Storage

Admin Dashboards

Who we help

Built for Businesses That Need Clear First Steps

Law Firms

Medical Clinics

Accounting Firms

Nonprofits

Churches

Schools

Small Businesses

MSPs & IT Providers

Real Estate Firms

Professional Services

Why it matters

Preserve evidence before making major changes

During a suspected cloud breach, businesses may rush to reset accounts, delete files, remove users, change permissions, or alter settings. Some steps may be necessary, but others can accidentally destroy important evidence.

Login history

Audit logs

Admin activity

Email headers

Mailbox rules

File access records

Screenshots

Cloud resource activity

User permissions

Security alerts

Billing anomalies

Suspicious IP addresses

Account recovery changes

User creation / deletion records

Application access records

Ethics

Ethical. Authorized. Evidence-focused.

CloudForensics.us only supports lawful, authorized business security matters involving systems, accounts, and data the requester is authorized to manage or investigate. We do not assist with unauthorized access, hacking, revenge investigations, illegal surveillance, or attempts to access systems without permission.

Get help

Need help with a cloud incident?

Complete the incident intake form and we will review the situation. If specialist support is needed, we may connect you with a qualified incident-response, forensic, legal, MSP, or cybersecurity professional.

FAQ

Common questions

Cloud forensics is the process of identifying, preserving, and analyzing digital evidence from cloud platforms, SaaS tools, email systems, file-sharing platforms, and online business accounts.

CloudForensics.us provides incident intake, evidence-preservation guidance, readiness support, and specialist referrals. Some cases may require direct support from the cloud provider, legal counsel, an MSP, or a qualified incident-response firm.

Yes. Microsoft 365, Outlook, Exchange, Google Workspace, and Gmail business account compromise are core use cases for CloudForensics.us.

In many cases, businesses should document key details such as login history, alerts, mailbox rules, admin activity, email headers, and account changes before making major changes. The correct steps depend on the situation.

Yes. We work with law firms, medical offices, accounting firms, nonprofits, churches, schools, and small-to-mid-sized businesses.

All support must be based on proper authorization. CloudForensics.us does not assist with unauthorized access, hacking, illegal surveillance, or investigations involving systems the requester is not authorized to manage or investigate.

No. CloudForensics.us is a cloud incident-response intake, evidence-preservation, readiness, and specialist-referral platform. We may connect businesses with qualified professionals when a deeper investigation is needed.

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