Demystifying Cloud Investigations
In this blog, we’ll be breaking down the analysis of different cloud sources into distinct investigative approaches.
Content Industry: Federal Agencies
Meet the Magnet Forensics’ Training Team: Amanda Fields
Christopher joins us from a background in law enforcement running a digital forensics lab in South Carolina.
Tips & Tricks // Looking at the Source Data to Support an Artifact
In this Tips & Tricks webinar, we will show you how to dig deeper and validate evidence using the Locate Source feature. Join Jessica Hyde, Director of Forensics, as she show you how to locate files and the hex for artifacts parsed from files, unallocated space, registries, SQLite databases, and more.
Meet the Magnet Forensics’ Training Team: Christopher Bomar
Christopher joins us from a background in law enforcement running a digital forensics lab in South Carolina.
Magnet AXIOM 5.3: Introducing Twitter Warrant Return Support
With Magnet AXIOM 5.3, we are introducing support for Twitter warrant returns and more upgrades for the media explorer.
Examining Twitter Warrant Returns with AXIOM
Find out more about how you can take Twitter warrant returns and easily examine and analyze the data using AXIOM.
Another Set of Amazing Wins at the 2021 Forensic 4:cast Awards!
We’re incredibly proud to win the DFIR Team of the Year and DFIR Commercial Tool of the Year awards again at the 2021 Forensic 4:cast Awards!
Why Only Working with Logical Images Isn’t Always Logical
We take a look at extracting images from iOS devices using Magnet AXIOM, including full file images, and how they can impact investigations.
Sharing is Caring: Empowering the Whole Team to Collaborate
Every examiner, forensic analyst, or investigator has to share findings with peers and stakeholders.
How to Increase the Speed of Child Exploitation Investigations
This year, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) reported that child sexual abuse material (CSAM) reports have increased from “983,734 reports in March 2019 to 2,027,520 this March.”