Hybrid work is here to stay. With the increasing prevalence of remote work, mobile device policies are one area businesses must focus on. Businesses face a unique challenge because smartphones have become such critical tools for today’s working professionals.
GrayKey extractions are an amazing tool for digital investigators and examiners, since getting a full file system image is crucial. For years, most forensic examinations of iOS devices were limited to data only available in an iTunes backup and only if you had the user’s passcode—with Android acquisitions not being much easier.
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In this blog, we will walk you through those different considerations, provide resources, and outline some best practices to help you position Magnet GRAYKEY to your decision makers so you can increase the chances of securing funding.
Learn more about what makes a strong Digital Forensics Team? And the 5 signs to look for.
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Following ep 2 of Mobile Unpacked, Chris Vance distils information to assist with investigations into iOS’ messaging client.
In this blog, Chris Vance explore the different ways users’ data syncs across the ecosystem, how it can be retrieved.
Our new Mobile Unpacked With Chris Vance webinar series will feature monthly presentations to help you in your investigations
In this blog you will learn about six reasons agencies should start developing mobile phone forensics capabilities now and how Magnet GRAYKEY can help support those goals.
