CYBER FORENSICS, INC

CYBER FORENSICS, INC specializes in digital forensics and incident response services, delivering end-to-end cyber investigations for government entities requiring forensic analysis of compromised systems, malware attribution, and evidence preservation in compliance with federal standards. Their technical expertise includes memory analysis, disk imaging, network traffic reconstruction, log correlation, and chain-of-custody documentation, with deep proficiency in tools such as EnCase, FTK, Volatility, and Wireshark. The firm distinguishes itself through its rigorous adherence to NIST SP 800-86 and DOJ forensic protocols, ensuring court-admissible digital evidence and defensible investigative methodologies. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified contractor, they bring a focused, mission-driven approach to high-stakes cyber investigations within sensitive government environments. While no specific agency relationships or award history are available in the provided data, the contractor’s core service offerings align with the operational needs of defense, intelligence, and law enforcement agencies requiring forensic readiness and cyber threat response capabilities. Their work supports critical infrastructure protection, insider threat investigations, and post-breach remediation efforts. The primary NAICS code 561611—Investigative Services—reflects their focus on specialized, non-law-enforcement digital investigations conducted under government contract. This positions them within the broader cybersecurity services market as a niche provider of forensic analysis rather than general IT support or network defense. The company operates as a small business entity based in Big Sky, MT, leveraging its small business status to compete for set-aside contracts while maintaining agility in rapid-response scenarios. Their certifications enhance eligibility for federal procurement programs targeting women-owned enterprises, reinforcing their role as a compliant, mission-aligned partner in the federal cybersecurity ecosystem.