With AXIOM & AXIOM Cyber 4.11, generating load files has officially come out of the open beta and is now generally available. Plus we’ve introduced support for Chrome artifacts acquired from Chromebooks, processing of user data download packages from Instagram, and more!
With AXIOM and AXIOM Cyber 4.10, we’re helping you do more in your investigations with a number of new and updated artifacts!
We discuss how to make AXIOM Cyber’s remote acquisition agent persist even after an endpoint restart.
Magnet Forensics has just released The State of Corporate Digital Forensics in Cybersecurity 2021 Report — highlighting trends and insights gathered from hundreds of corporate forensic examiners.
Introducing Load Files Beta for AXIOM Cyber. Easier Sharing of Portable Cases, New Export Customizations, and More with Magnet AXIOM and AXIOM Cyber 4.9
Did you know Magnet AXIOM Cyber has the ability to generate a load file, which forensic examiners can then share with eDiscovery teams for use in their tools such as Relativity or Concordance?
In this blog we’ll discuss AXIOM Cyber’s ability to acquire from M1-based Mac endpoints, a new chip unveiled by Apple this year.
Let’s take a look back at 2020 for AXIOM Cyber and review some of the more notable feature additions.
We want to home in on CLS and share 3 reasons why you may want to go down that licensing path for AXIOM Cyber.
AXIOM Cyber customers can utilize AWS or Azure to collect from endpoints not currently on an internal company network. This also requires licensing of AXIOM Cyber via Cloud License Server (CLS).
