Content Industry: Enterprise

S3:E10 // Picking apart the passcodes: Determining the method of unlock on devices

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A common theme in digital forensics is putting the target behind the keyboard. One way to help this is around the use of passcodes and especially the use of biometrics. How can we determine though what the unlock method was? Was it because biometrics were used, or was the passcode manually entered? Where do we look to figure out when the device was unlocked and how trustworthy are these values? In this episode of Mobile Unpacked, we’ll dive in deeper to these very topics!

When the lab never sleeps

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Authored by Chad Gish. A few years ago, my lab at Nashville Police Department hit the breaking point. Our backlog was growing, and we were waiting weeks for devices to come back, and I caught myself thinking the same thing many investigators do: We’ll just overtime our way out of this. But you can’t outwork exponential data growth. We were effectively babysitting every step of every case, and the pressure to deliver was relentless.

Protecting sensitive media evidence with cloud security you can verify

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Digital investigations are drowning in data. But every file, every record, and every byte still needs to be analyzed, authenticated, and preserved in strict compliance with legal requirements. Any lapse in management or storage can compromise your entire case. Cloud providers do more than promise security and scalability: they prove it. Independent certifications such as ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2 Type II, NIST, and FedRAMP offer critical security assurances to a wide range of users, including law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, defense attorneys, courts, and the public. This verifiable compliance ensures stored evidence can withstand legal scrutiny and maintain integrity throughout the judicial process. These certifications aren’t just technical checkboxes—they’re promises that data is protected with the highest integrity.

From seizure to verdict: Strengthening prosecutions with clear, admissible digital evidence

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Videos, images, and audio recordings often provide the most persuasive evidence in criminal cases. Their impact, however, depends on authenticity, integrity, and lawful acquisition. Courts demand proof that digital evidence is reliable, verifiable, and properly documented. When evidence is legally obtained, securely preserved, and accurately authenticated, prosecutors not only ensure admissibility, but simultaneously strengthen their overall case.

Overcoming mobile forensics challenges in workplace investigations

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Mobile devices have become indispensable tools in the modern workplace, enabling more than just checking email. Employees now browse the web, access sensitive company data, and conduct daily business operations on mobile devices. The vast amount of data stored on these devices makes them invaluable sources of evidence in digital forensics investigations for eDiscovery or internal investigations.

Join Jeff Rutherford, Forensic Consultant, and Andrea Hruska, Senior Product Marketing Manager, as they share common challenges in mobile device forensics, and how the combined power of Magnet Verakey and Magnet Axiom Cyber help solve them. Together, these two solutions empower you to access and extract full file system data from mobile devices, combine it with data from computer and cloud evidence, and then do a deep dive analysis.

Please note that sections of this webinar have been intentionally blurred due to the nature of the content. Not all products are available in all regions and may be restricted to specific customer types.

Magnet Forensics support for iOS 26

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To ensure you continue to get the critical mobile insights needed for your investigations, Magnet Forensics is proud to announce Magnet Graykey and Verakey support for Apple iOS 26!

S3:E9 // NOW That’s what I call iOS: 26

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Apple has hit the jump to light speed and jumped from iOS 18 to iOS 26! In this episode of Mobile Unpacked we’ll explore the new changes and challenges Apple’s yearly upgrade cycle is bringing to the table. We’ll explore the overall UX changes of “Liquid Glass” and see if it impacts anything we’ve come to use in our daily forensic lives. We will also explore some of the changes to the Phone and Messages app that could have some serious core impacts to our favorite go-to artifacts.