We find what others
miss — and prove it in court.
Cyber Eye Intelligence was founded in 2018 by three forensic examiners who had spent a decade between police labs, Big Four practices and contested courtrooms. Each had walked out of an engagement where good evidence was undone by sloppy custody, or a case lost on a technicality that an extra hour of imaging would have prevented.
We started Cyber Eye to do the work the way it should be done — slowly when it matters, fast when lives are on the line, and always documented to a standard that survives the most hostile cross-examination.
Today we run a fully accredited lab out of Mumbai with satellite operations in Bengaluru and Delhi. Every engagement is led by a named examiner. No sales filter, no account managers, no “we'll loop in the team”.
Three rules.
Court-first methodology.
Every step documented. Every artefact hashed. Every report defensible — even when nothing ever reaches a courtroom.
Examiner-led, never sold.
You speak to the analyst handling your case. Quotes are scoped by examiners, not commercial leads.
Discretion by default.
NDAs at intake, encrypted transit, sealed handling for sensitive matters. Some clients we'll never name.
The brief on Cyber Eye.
Court-admissible by design
§ 65B certification, hashed exhibits and twin-examiner sign-off on every engagement — not just the contested ones.
Named examiners, not account managers
You know who's handling your case. Their name goes on the report. Their phone rings if the opposing expert calls.
Turnaround with integrity
CE/VectorAI-assisted triage compresses discovery. Speed without cutting corners on chain of custody.
Cross-sector depth
Police labs, HC litigation, listed-company boardrooms and government audit — we've operated in each, not just studied them.
Discretion is structural
Encrypted intake, sealed handling, redacted case files. We advise clients we can never publicly name — and they stay.
Training as a force multiplier
2,400+ officers trained through the Academy. Your team learns the same methods our examiners use in the lab.