About
BC-headquartered digital forensics built for Canadian courts.
Teradrive Forensics is a Langley-based firm serving Canadian law firms, corporate counsel, HR teams, insurers, and defence practitioners. Every examination is performed in-house at our Langley main office.
Teradrive Forensics is a digital forensics practice with its main office in Langley, British Columbia. We work for Canadian law firms, businesses, and private clients on matters that need digital evidence handled defensibly.
Most options for handling digital evidence are either too generic (an MSP or PI firm with a forensic bolt-on) or too expensive (a Big-4 advisory firm with bundle pricing). Teradrive sits in the middle: a boutique focused on digital forensics, with the certifications and tooling to do the work, and the cost structure to engage on a single-device matter without writing a six-figure cheque.
Our team holds industry-standard certifications in computer, mobile, and cloud forensics. We publish our methodology, our tool inventory, and our court qualifications because Canadian counsel evaluating a forensic firm need to verify, not just trust.
Methodology
Our defensible, repeatable forensic process built for Canadian courts and regulatory review.
Read about methodologyCredentials
Firm-level certifications, memberships, and continuing education that back every engagement.
Read about credentialsTools & Main Office
Our Langley main office, named tools, and physical-acquisition capabilities — chip-off, JTAG, and ISP in-house.
Read about tools & main officeWhy counsel and corporate clients retain us.
Teradrive was built around a narrow, honest promise: forensic work that holds up in front of a Canadian court, a regulator, or an audit committee. We do not resell platforms, we do not sell managed detection services on the side, and we do not push clients into services they do not need. Every engagement is scoped, priced, and delivered by the same lab that will sit in the witness box if the matter proceeds to trial.
Our clients come to us for a specific reason: they need forensic findings that survive contradiction. That means acquisitions documented against cryptographic hashes, examinations run in a controlled Langley laboratory, and reports written to the qualification standards our courts actually apply — including White Burgess for expert-witness admissibility and the Sedona Canada Principles for proportionality in ESI. The pages linked above walk through how we do that in practice.
Need digital evidence handled defensibly?
Book a confidential consultation. Our team will reach out as soon as possible.