Digital Forensics
Let the evidence tell the story: MNP Digital Forensics team will preserve, analyze and report on computer evidence to standards required for criminal or civil proceedings.
Depending on your individual needs, our digital forensic services includes full forensic acquisition of all electronic devices, analysis of device content by keyword searching, recovery of deleted data, email analysis and production, picture and image review, as well as compiling internet history activity.
Solutions for Your Success
We can help you in a wide range of potential disputes, including:
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Fraud
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Intellectual property theft and copyright infringement
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Contract disputes
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Employment law cases and wrongful dismissal allegations
Insights
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Confidence
March 15, 2023
Five signs your business may be a victim of fraud
Discover five signs of financial fraud that may impact your business including employee behavior and complex transactions and take steps to protect your organization.
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Confidence
January 03, 2023
Mitigating payment fraud in the face of evolving risks and tactics
In the past few years, the methods and frequency of payment fraud have evolved dramatically. Organizations have a responsibility to adapt.
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Confidence
September 05, 2022
How Delay in Start Up insurance can help reduce loss
When your project is sidelined by an insurable incident, delayed start up insurance can cover profits lost because of the delay, as well as increased expenses such as interest on financing.
Contact our Digital Forensics Team
Ryan is MNP’s National Leader of Digital Forensics, with the firm’s Forensics and Litigation Support Service Group in Toronto. With more than two decades of digital forensics, investigations and cybersecurity experience, Ryan provides clients with litigation support, as well as helping with cyber incident responses, fraud matters and technology risks. A former police officer focusing on cybercrime and fraud matters, he works closely with his clients to investigate workplace incidents and civil litigation concerns, including intellectual property theft, human resources investigations, and data breaches.
Ryan is frequently consulted as a subject matter specialist. A licensed private investigator and a regular presenter at fraud, digital forensics, cybersecurity and investigative conferences worldwide, he has been qualified as an expert witness on many occasions.
Ryan earned an Honours Bachelor of Arts (BA) in sociology at the University of Toronto and a Master of Science (MSc) in Digital Forensic Management at Champlain College. He is a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), Certified Forensic Computer Examiner (CFCE), and Certified Electronic Evidence Collection Specialist (CEECS). He is a member of the International High Technology Crime Investigation Association and the International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists.
Ryan is a board member with the Mississauga Food Bank, a mentor for the University of Toronto and for the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, and a member of Humber College’s Protection, Security and Investigations Program Advisory Committee.