Cybatar digital forensics includes forensic cases, evidence records, case timelines, chain-of-custody events and forensic reports, with workflows for opening cases from incident or Web Shield context.
Current workflow surfaces
The following product surfaces are represented in the current Cybatar application. They describe workflow scope, not a guarantee that every deployment has every integration, data source or automation configured.
Operational records
These records help preserve context and accountability across the capability:
How it connects to the wider platform
Incident Response & Playbooks
Keep ownership, chronology, evidence and response work attached to the same incident record.
Web Shield
A web-security control plane that keeps web telemetry connected to broader incident, IOC, posture and reporting workflows.
Reporting & Governance
Build management and assurance reporting from operational records rather than recreating the story outside the security system.
Related evidence and decision resources
Questions about Digital Forensics
What evidence-handling workflows does Cybatar include?
Cybatar includes forensic evidence records, timeline entries and custody events associated with forensic cases.
Can a Web Shield event open a forensic case?
The current application includes a workflow for opening a digital-forensics case from a Web Shield attack event.
Does software alone establish legal admissibility of evidence?
No. Evidence admissibility and investigative quality depend on jurisdiction, process, collection methods, practitioner competence and organisational procedures.
Claim boundary
These pages describe Cybatar workflow capabilities visible in the current application. Availability can depend on deployment configuration, enabled modules, connected data sources and organisational process. Cybatar does not claim that the platform alone guarantees breach prevention, regulatory compliance, certification, uninterrupted availability or replacement of every specialist security control.