Secfore - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Secfore is a unified, on-premises mobile forensics platform built for law enforcement agencies, government and national security bodies, corporate security teams, legal and eDiscovery professionals, and forensic research organizations. The platform spans the full investigation lifecycle through three integrated components: Extractor, Visualizer, and Intelligence Engine. All processing, including AI inference, OCR, and image analysis, runs entirely on local infrastructure with no data transmitted to any cloud service or external server, satisfying strict data sovereignty requirements.

The Extractor component supports logical and full file system extraction across 300+ device models from 20+ manufacturers, covering Android 9 through 15 and iOS 15 and above (iPhone X through iPhone 17). It handles app-specific and encrypted data extraction for 28+ Android apps and 11+ iOS apps, including UPI platforms (Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm) and regional messaging apps not covered by international tools. SHA-based hash verification is applied at every extraction step, no application modification occurs during extraction, and chain-of-custody-compliant evidence packages are generated in alignment with BSA 2023 Section 63. A unified log view provides real-time monitoring with precise timestamps throughout the extraction process.

The Visualizer delivers 14+ analysis modules, including timeline analysis, smart communications view, location intelligence, UPI transaction forensics, person intelligence, and cross-app timeline correlation. The Intelligence Engine incorporates a 3-model AI engine covering object detection, text-to-image retrieval, face recognition and grouping, and document classification, alongside full-text OCR search across extracted documents and images, all running on-device. Professional, export-ready reports are generated for legal and HR proceedings. Secfore is listed on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) for direct government procurement and has completed over 70 successful trials across central agencies, state police departments, and public sector undertakings.