Forensic audits that uncover sensitive data exposure from ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and 200+ AI tools—before regulators, plaintiffs, and August 2026 EU AI Act deadlines destroy your business.
First 3 audits at $5,000 case study rate · 2–3 week engagement · Board-ready reports
Before AI governance policies existed, your employees were already using AI tools. That data is gone—or is it?
Based on 2025 digital forensics research (SIU, DFRWS). These artifacts exist on your endpoints right now.
ChatGPT desktop app stores every "deleted" conversation, API key, and uploaded file in recoverable JSON—even after full uninstall.
Chrome/Edge history files contain AI tool URLs, session tokens, and visit counts. We recover "deleted" entries from disk shadow copies.
DNS queries to api.openai.com and TLS records show gigabytes of proprietary data pasted into AI tools—preserved in your infrastructure.
Installation timestamps, execution counts, and user IDs proving AI app usage—even after "privacy" settings are cleared.
Volatile memory captures active AI sessions, clipboard contents, and pasted proprietary data before it ever hits disk.
From initial audit to continuous monitoring and crisis response—matched to your threat level and regulatory calendar.
A structured forensic methodology with full legal chain of custody at every stage.
We focus exclusively on sectors where AI data exposure creates existential legal and regulatory risk.
We defined the category. We run the playbook. No firm currently specializes in uncovering what already happened before your AI policies existed — and the window to act before regulators and plaintiffs do is narrowing fast.
Hard compliance deadline — penalties up to 4% of global annual revenue.
Regulators are now targeting AI-related data violations specifically and aggressively.
Cyber insurers ask about AI usage in underwriting. No records = denied claims.
No firm currently specializes in retrospective AI forensics — the discipline of uncovering what already happened before policies existed.
Methodology informed by emerging 2025 digital forensics research and DFRWS community frameworks
NIST AI Risk Management Framework
EU AI Act technical documentation requirements (Article 11 / Annex IV)
GDPR Article 17 implementation guidance
August 2026 deadlines are approaching. Book your discovery call today.