What forensic image formats does SafeRestore support?

SafeRestore supports bit-for-bit forensic acquisition in E01, EX01, DD, and RAW formats, with integrity verification during acquisition and analysis.

How does SafeRestore preserve evidence integrity?

SafeRestore records chain-of-custody events and generates cryptographic hashes, including SHA-256, so investigators can verify that evidence has not changed.

Does SafeRestore produce court-ready reports?

Yes. Reports can include examiner details, evidence sources, acquisition methods, hashes, timelines, findings, and chain-of-custody records. Legal admissibility depends on local rules and procedures.

Do forensic files get uploaded to SafeRestore?

No. Desktop forensic acquisition and analysis run locally, allowing sensitive evidence to remain on the examiner's computer.

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Forensic Data Recovery — Lab-Grade Tools

Professional forensic data recovery with court-ready reports, evidence timeline, and chain of custody documentation.

Recovery and forensic capabilities

Read-only scanning protects the source from accidental writes during analysis.
Deep file carving recognizes more than 200 document, photo, video, archive, and database formats.
NTFS, APFS, HFS+, FAT, exFAT, ext4, and damaged or missing partition structures are supported.
Professional workflows include disk images, checksums, evidence notes, and exportable reports.

How the workflow protects evidence

Create or select a source, scan it without modification, validate results with previews and metadata, then export recovered files to separate storage. For formal investigations, preserve the original device and work from a verified image.

Start with a non-destructive scan

SafeRestore reads the source without changing the original data, lets you preview recoverable results, and saves restored files to a different drive. Download SafeRestore and run a free scan, or review transparent license options.