Who We Serve
Corporate Investigations
Discreet, attorney-directed digital evidence support for internal investigations and high-consequence corporate matters.
Discreet fact development for high-consequence internal matters.
Corporate investigations often require speed, confidentiality, careful coordination with counsel, and a narrow collection footprint. TIERS Group can support internal legal, outside counsel, compliance, security, human resources, or leadership teams when digital evidence must be preserved and understood.
Representative matters
- Employee misconduct, policy, and acceptable-use investigations
- Data movement, suspected exfiltration, trade-secret, or intellectual-property concerns
- Disputed communications, account activity, file handling, or device use
- Internal fraud, vendor, procurement, or business-record questions
- Incident fact development and post-event evidence preservation
- Review of company-owned computers, mobile devices, email, cloud, or collaboration data under appropriate authority
Attorney-directed by design
Where privilege or litigation risk is material, TIERS Group can work at counsel’s direction under an agreed communication, documentation, and reporting structure. The engagement plan can distinguish forensic preservation, investigative review, operational remediation, and legal workstreams.
Minimize unnecessary exposure
We favor staged and targeted work. A defined first phase can test whether relevant artifacts exist before expanding collection. This approach can reduce privacy impact, disruption, data volume, and the number of people who need access to sensitive information.
Corporate workflow
Fast enough for the business. Controlled enough for counsel.
Authority & stakeholders
Confirm ownership, policy, consent, legal direction, privilege strategy, and decision-makers.
Preservation risk
Identify volatile sources, retention limits, remote-access risk, and actions that may alter evidence.
Targeted collection
Collect only the devices, accounts, systems, dates, and data types justified by the plan.
Focused analysis
Test defined hypotheses, document results, and identify uncertainty or need for corroboration.
Decision support
Provide a concise briefing or report suitable for counsel and authorized leadership.