Web Forensics Instant 4+

Still think a screenshot is enough? It’s not. Web Forensics Instant acquires the content of a web page and turns it into digital evidence. Fast, free, all automated.

The app at a glance
- Instantly produces evidence valid in court from a web page of public domain
- Crucial against proceedings regarding online crimes
- No login credentials required – an email is enough
- It only takes a matter of seconds
- Always free of charge
- Compliant with the best practices in digital forensics


Defend yourself against online crimes
We should all have the tools to be able to defend ourselves against any harm we may suffer online. Web Forensics instant is the digital evidence at your fingertips: through proprietary technology and in an automated, rapid, and secure manner, it captures the static content of a public domain web page and transforms it into digital evidence that is valid in court proceedings.

Much more than a screenshot-maker
Cases where the contribution of digital evidence in court is absolutely crucial are many, including cyberbullying, defamation, revenge porn, stalking, copyright violations, counterfeiting and reputational crisis. Despite the widespread belief that a screenshot is sufficient to protect oneself in court, the latter is not only easily falsifiable, but also has no legal value. Web Forensics Instant is a valuable ally in countering crimes related to the Internet and social media: phenomena that occur in the virtual sphere, but whose consequences inevitably fall back into real life.

Your digital evidence in a blink of an eye
Web Forensics Instant is completely free of charge and requires no login credentials to be used. To produce digital evidence, simply indicate the url traceable to the web page to be captured, an email to which the digital evidence will be sent, and the language in which you wish to receive the documentation.
The system will automatically generate the evidence and send to the indicated email the forensic evidence package and the technical report in PDF format. The latter certifies that the content of the web page has been crystallized at a specific point in time according to the guidelines of the international digital forensics standard ISO/IEC 27037:2012. Adherence to the standard ensures the authenticity and the retrospective verifiability of digital evidence, enhancing its validity at trial.