Forensics Breach

TriBeCa’s side streets still feel like the old neighborhood, even when the storefronts handle data instead of dry goods. Forensics Breach keeps the same low-key address—305 W Broadway, New York, NY 10013—while the work inside stays anything but ordinary. Computer security services here lean toward the forensic side: breach investigations, incident response, malware dissection, and digital evidence recovery for legal cases.

Downtown firms that need to reconstruct a hack, verify tampering, or preserve chain-of-custody logs often end up on this block. The category itself is narrow, but the demand never lets up; a single compromised endpoint can unravel months of compliance. Forensics Breach handles the quiet aftermath—imaging drives, parsing logs, and documenting artifacts so the story holds up in court.

Most clients arrive with a subpoena or an insurance claim already in hand. The team moves quickly, but the real value is in what doesn’t get overlooked: orphaned registry keys, slack space, or timestamps that contradict the official narrative. When the report lands, it’s usually the first time the client sees the full timeline in black and white.

Add contact info once near the end: call (641) 715-3900 ext. to schedule an intake. Directions and hours are easiest to pull from the map. The building itself is one of those anonymous pre-war walk-ups that could house a tailor or a tax preparer; only the discreet brass plaque gives it away. By mid-morning the sidewalk is already busy with couriers and coffee runs, a reminder that even the most sensitive work still happens in plain sight.