NSI Global’s examiners use law-enforcement forensic platforms, including Cellebrite, which support tens of thousands of phone, smartwatch and tablet models. We have recovered data from mobile phones and hard drives since 2004. What can be recovered depends on the device, its encryption and what has happened to it since the data was deleted — we tell you what is realistic before work begins.
Consumer recovery software writes to the device while it runs, which can overwrite the very data you are trying to recover, and it rarely records what it changed. We use forensic platforms designed to preserve the device’s contents and document every step. This is the same digital forensic data recovery equipment that is trusted by various intelligence agencies, law enforcement, and government bodies around the world.
Additionally, we constantly update our systems and equipment to keep up with continuous technological advancements and new phones, software and operating system releases in the market. This is how we are able to offer a wide range of forensic data recovery Melbourne options for Androids, iPhones and more.
In Peek v Wheatley [2025] NSWSC 554, upheld on appeal in Wheatley v Peek [2025] NSWCA 265, NSI Global’s founder Navid Sobbi was appointed by the Supreme Court of New South Wales as a joint expert to examine an iPhone and a disputed note stored on it. Both judgments recorded that there was no dispute concerning his evidence. Full record
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