A specialist practice of D3Forensics Limited
Mobile evidence.
Court-aware discipline.
D3Forensics Limited is a Hong Kong digital forensics, eDiscovery and expert evidence practice. Mobile instructions are led by Alan Jeffries, Principal Consultant.
The practice
A named lead examiner.
One accountable method.
D3Forensics Limited is registered in Hong Kong, BR No. 53603590, and accepts substantive instructions from legal firms, corporates, investigators and private clients in Hong Kong and internationally.
The practice examines mobile devices and messaging evidence under the DDD Method: Detect, Document, Demonstrate. Work is accepted only after lawful authority and the permitted scope are established. Ownership or consent may be relevant, but does not by itself authorise access to every account or third-party record.
Forensic evidence is provided, not legal advice. Where opinion evidence is required, the expert's overriding duty to the relevant court or tribunal remains paramount.
The principal
Alan Jeffries
Principal Consultant working across counter-surveillance and digital forensics from Hong Kong since 1992. His professional history and the complete practice family are published at jeffries.hk.
View the principal’s profile- Legal entity
- D3Forensics Limited
- Registration
- Hong Kong · BR No. 53603590
- Method
- Detect · Document · Demonstrate
- Enquiries
- +852 5808 1071
- info@d3forensics.com
Clear responsibility, independent conclusions
D3Forensics Limited was established in Hong Kong in 2012. Instructions have a named lead and an agreed scope. Technical opinion remains independent of the payer and is limited to the examiner's expertise. Material adverse findings, uncertainty and alternative explanations must be reported; conclusions may require correction when new evidence arrives.
Related practices
The wider practice family includes Risk3 Consulting and privacy-audit practices in Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore. These external sites describe distinct services.
Editorial responsibility and source policy · Engagement boundaries
Confidential case review
