How modern DFIR capabilities support meeting the NIS2 Directive
Explore how DFIR supports NIS2 compliance with rapid analysis, evidence preservation, and defensible reporting.
Explore how DFIR supports NIS2 compliance with rapid analysis, evidence preservation, and defensible reporting.
It is a head-to-head battle of man vs machine… This special live AI Unpacked episode will discuss the outcomes of a groundbreaking research study, looking at the ability of human examiners and AI to understand and interpret complex digital forensics results. Who will come out on top? What can be learned for the future use of AI in digital forensic examinations? Will AI ever replace human examiners? Join Brandon Epstein to discuss these topics and have a look into the future of AI within digital forensics.
By Brandon Epstein AI is already helping digital investigators surface overlooked data in record time. But its effectiveness still depends on the human behind the keyboard, and rightly so. Inside Magnet Review’s Intelligent Insights, powered by Magnet AI, every investigation begins with a simple step: the investigator or attorney asking the system a question. That … Continued
Digital investigations continue to grow in scale and complexity—putting pressure on teams to surface the right evidence quickly, without compromising analytical depth or defensibility.
In this webinar, we’ll provide an overview of Magnet Axiom, highlighting how the platform supports end‑to‑end digital investigations across devices, cloud, and intelligence workflows. We’ll showcase what’s new in Axiom 10.0, including Artifact Post Processing, which gives examiners more control over time‑to‑evidence by allowing artifacts to be processed iteratively as cases evolve. We’ll also highlight enhancements to intelligence workflows, including deeper integration with the Griffeye Intelligence Database (GID), enabling faster, more consistent categorization and improved sharing and collaboration of intelligence across cases.
Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of how Axiom helps teams work faster, adapt to changing investigative priorities, and build stronger, intelligence‑driven cases.
Today’s vehicles are rolling data sources. They can record data like location history, connected phones, and system activity that helps place people, devices, and actions at key moments in an investigation.
Fresh off a recently completed Information Security Registered Assessors Program (IRAP) assessment, Magnet Review is now evaluated against the Australian Government’s Information Security Manual (ISM) at the “PROTECTED” classification level.
By Chad Gish Key insights The Windows pagefile.sys is a fundamental source of evidence in digital forensics investigations and incident response. When live RAM capture is unavailable, either due to a system shutdown, oversight, or other factors, this system-managed file can serve as the last resort for recovering critical memory-related evidence. Some examples of artifacts … Continued
Federal agencies are frequent targets of sophisticated malicious actors seeking to exploit sensitive data, disrupt critical operations, or undermine public trust. When an incident occurs, identifying the root cause is not merely important—it is essential to understanding the scope of impact and preventing recurrence. Achieving this level of insight often requires a comprehensive forensic examination across multiple platforms, including servers, workstations, and mobile devices. A deep forensic dive enables investigators to reconstruct events, uncover hidden indicators of compromise, and preserve evidence necessary for remediation, reporting, and potential legal action.
By Brandon Epstein Key insights If you’ve been working in media forensics or the larger digital evidence community in the past six months, chances are you’ve heard about C2PA Content Credentials and their role in authenticating digital media. In this article, we’ll explore what C2PA is, how it works, and its current function within the … Continued
When Star Trek gave us a glimpse of the future with the Universal Translator it seemed like a far-off science-fiction. However, newer features of mobile operating systems have made this more science-fact.