Digital forensics is required by NCA ECC and SAMA CSF for post-incident investigation and root cause analysis — and forensic evidence is essential for regulatory notification submissions to NCA and SAMA. Quantum Innovations delivers expert digital forensics in Saudi Arabia — disk forensics, memory forensics, network forensics, log analysis, and malware forensics. All forensic reports produced to evidentiary standards for NCA/SAMA submissions and legal proceedings.
When a cybersecurity incident occurs, understanding exactly what happened is key to strengthening your defences. Quantum Innovations' Digital Forensics service provides thorough investigation into the nature and scope of security breaches — using advanced forensic tools to examine data, systems, and networks to uncover the root cause, determine what data was affected, and establish the full business impact.
With Digital Forensics, we don't just investigate the incident — we provide insights that improve your security posture and support NCA ECC and SAMA CSF post-incident reporting requirements.
Last Updated: May 2026
How Quantum Innovations Delivers Digital Forensics in Saudi Arabia
Quantum Innovations' Digital Forensics service provides expert-led investigation using industry-leading forensic tools — covering disk, memory, network, log, and malware forensics. Our certified forensic analysts reconstruct attack timelines, identify threat actors, determine the full scope of compromise, and produce forensic reports structured for NCA ECC and SAMA CSF post-incident regulatory submissions and legal proceedings.
In-depth forensic investigation — disk, memory, network, log, and malware forensics.
Forensic reports to evidentiary standards — NCA/SAMA submissions and legal proceedings.
Detailed forensic report with attack timeline, IOCs, and hardening recommendations.
Real-time investigation updates and expert analyst support throughout.
With Digital Forensics from Quantum Innovations, your organisation gains trusted investigative expertise and NCA/SAMA-compliant forensic reports. Contact us today — or call directly for immediate forensic support.
Digital Forensics Frequently Asked Questions
Digital forensics identifies, preserves, analyses, and presents digital evidence from cyber incidents. In Saudi Arabia, NCA ECC requires post-incident forensic investigation and root cause analysis as part of incident management. SAMA CSF requires financial institutions to conduct forensic investigations following material incidents and include findings in regulatory notification submissions to SAMA. Quantum Innovations produces forensic reports that satisfy both NCA ECC and SAMA CSF requirements.
Quantum Innovations conducts disk and file system forensics (deleted file recovery, timeline analysis), memory forensics (malware detection in RAM, credential extraction artefacts), network forensics (packet capture analysis, C2 traffic identification), log forensics (SIEM log analysis, authentication event reconstruction), email forensics (phishing investigation, BEC analysis), and malware forensics (static and dynamic analysis). All evidence handled using forensically sound chain-of-custody procedures.
Yes. Quantum Innovations follows forensically sound evidence collection and handling procedures — maintaining chain of custody, using write-blocking tools, creating verified forensic images, and documenting all examination steps. Our forensic reports are produced to evidentiary standards suitable for submission to Saudi law enforcement, Saudi courts, NCA regulatory proceedings, and SAMA supervisory actions. We can support legal teams and Saudi public prosecution cases where required.
You receive a comprehensive forensic investigation report including executive summary, detailed attack timeline reconstruction, threat actor identification (where determinable), scope of compromise and data affected, indicators of compromise (IOCs) for threat intelligence sharing, root cause analysis, hardening recommendations, and an NCA ECC / SAMA CSF post-incident compliance documentation package suitable for regulatory notification submissions.