How we work
For clients, and for lawyers and police reviewing our reports.
Scope
We examine only devices and accounts that belong to our clients, with their written consent. We don’t conduct surveillance of anyone.
How we document
Settings, apps and messages are recorded before anything is changed or removed. Each item is logged with its source and the time it was captured.
Findings are reported as observed, including when they don’t confirm a suspected problem. What we observed is kept separate from what the client told us.
A report goes to police or a lawyer only with the client’s written consent, unless the law requires otherwise.
- Scope
- The devices and accounts examined, and the dates
- Checked
- Every item examined, including those with no findings
- Observed
- What we saw, each with its source, date and time
- Reported to us
- What the client told us, kept separate
- Limitations
- What couldn’t be checked, and why
Where we work
In person across Greater Montréal and the five boroughs of New York City, at a location that’s safe for you. Remote sessions across Canada and the United States.
Who you’ll work with
Sanctuary CyberGuard was founded by a cybersecurity specialist trained at McGill University. You’ll work with the same specialist from your first conversation to your final report.
Questions from lawyers and police
Write to [email protected].
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