Forensic Investigation
Forensic add-on for notice-period IT staff and HR investigations: used on ~20% of seats, not every workstation
The Challenge
A data leak, fraud claim, or misconduct accusation needs concrete evidence, but standard activity logs are too sparse. IT services firms enable forensic mode on notice-period engineers (~20% of seats) while attendance and screenshots cover everyone else. Billions of indexed logs support deep reconstruction when incidents occur.
How EnDetect Helps
~20%
Of accounts enable forensic on targeted seats
65%
Faster investigation resolution vs manual logs
22x
ROI vs cost of one unresolved IP or fraud case
“An employee was accused of leaking tender information to a competitor. EnDetect forensic logs reconstructed every action over 3 days. The IT notice-period protocol had been enabled from day one of resignation.”
Legal Counsel, Government PSU
Frequently asked questions
Should forensic mode run on every employee?
No. Across 10k+ deployments, ~20% of accounts enable forensic on specific seats: notice-period IT staff, conduct investigations, and privileged roles. Most employees stay on attendance, idle, and screenshots.
What triggers an IT notice-period forensic rollout?
Enable when an engineer submits resignation and retains access to source code, client environments, or credentials. The IT services pattern: elevated forensic logging from notice date through last working day.
Is forensic evidence admissible for HR and legal cases?
EnDetect exports tamper-evident timelines with admin audit trails on who accessed investigation data. Legal teams use these packages for internal conduct, tender-leak, and IP theft cases.