
Source code delivered without the working database: what to check
How to check the completeness of an IT system handover: source code, database, migrations, files, settings and the ability to reproduce operation.
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How to check the completeness of an IT system handover: source code, database, migrations, files, settings and the ability to reproduce operation.
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How screenshots, chat exports and original emails differ: information to preserve for technical examination of correspondence and attachments.
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After an IT project failure or dispute, the system is often immediately updated, reinstalled or cleared. This may be necessary to keep the business running, but also changes…
Read article →Computer forensics is used when a case requires facts to be established concerning computers, electronic storage media, files, networks, soft...
Read →In software development disputes, the contract, technical specifications, correspondence, acceptance certificates, repository, acceptance test records, defect descriptions and ...
Read →A website examination may be needed in a dispute with a developer, promotion contractor, domain owner, marketplace, client or service provider....
Read →For an initial assessment, briefly describe the situation and attach the main documents: contract, technical specifications, correspondence, acceptance certificates, screenshots, links, files, logs or a court order....
Read →A review is needed when there are doubts about a completed report: the expert failed to examine important materials, drew conclusions without verification, went beyond the questions or made technic...
Read →Databases and event logs make it possible to reconstruct the sequence of operations, user actions, changes to records and technical causes of a failure....
Read →What to check before signing an acceptance certificate and which materials are useful to an expert.
Read →Which event logs, timestamps and infrastructure details help establish the causes of a failure.
Read →Documents that matter in disputes over IT system development and implementation.
Read →How technical analysis of correspondence differs from notarial inspection and certification.
Read →Describe the situation and attach the materials. After reviewing your request, we will agree on the examination format, questions, timeframe and cost.