Data leakage incidents are an ongoing source of concern for all organizations. They can cost millions of dollars in fines from regulatory agencies and litigation, and may cause reputational damage—all of which can take years to recover from.
While digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) professionals play a crucial role in modern organizations, their contributions sometimes go unnoticed or underappreciated by leadership. DFIR experts support a wide range of investigations, including incident response, internal investigations, and eDiscovery. Without them, organizations risk increased damage and risk due to cyber-attacks, regulatory scrutiny, and legal liabilities. … Continued
As Magnet Witness continues to evolve as a leading digital forensics video tool, we’ve introduced new functionality to improve the video review experience. Version 1.8 introduces layouts, single tab preview, and autoplay functionality. We’ve also added support for additional file formats, including some multi-stream formats, new filesystems, and a cloud-based camera system. Wyze camera support … Continued
In today’s landscape, digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) have become indispensable components of cybersecurity programs as cyber threats become more frequent and complex.
In this episode of Mobile Unpacked, we’ll explore mobile operating system’s file and photo timestamps with special guest Brandon Epstein.
Data breaches, malware infections, ransomware, unauthorized access to critical systems, and similar incidents against organizations have surged dramatically in recent years. The increasing volume and complexity of these cyberattacks have made digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) a mission-critical function for modern enterprises. Organizations must be prepared to quickly detect, investigate, and respond to security … Continued
Our Training team continues to grow, and we wanted to take this opportunity to introduce you to our newest Forensic Trainer: Jay Murphy. Jay is based in the United Kingdom, where he worked as an examiner in the public and private sectors as well as in academia as a Senior Lecturer on digital forensics and … Continued
Modern digital investigations are increasingly hindered by data overload, slower than ideal processing, and limited real-time collaboration options.
iOS has long been known for only storing certain records for a fixed period of time. In some cases, artifacts may only be stored on device for a few days, and in others, never deleted without the user’s intervention.
Join Doug Metz, Senior Security Forensic Specialist at Magnet Forensics, as he explores a range of powerful, no-cost tools designed for efficient triage and memory acquisition in digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) workflows.
