Magnet AXIOM is one of Detective Chad Gish’s go-to-tools and it’s part of what allows him to create the story of what has happened based on the data collected from digital devices.
Noted DFIR expert Brett Shavers provides an in-depth review of Magnet Axiom Cyber and how it can be useful in enterprise investigations. In this review, Brett reflects on his history with Magnet Forensics products and how they’ve been beneficial to the community over the years. Additionally, he explains some of the basic functions and advanced … Continued
We’re very excited to share that Magnet Forensics has been named a leader in the new IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Digital Forensics in Public Safety 2022 Vendor Assessment!
Nominations for the 2022 Forensic 4:cast Awards are open until May and we hope we can count on your support!
When it comes to creating a disk image, the E01 image file format is the default imaging option for many computer forensics tools and has arguably become a de-facto standard of sorts.
When it comes to the analytics tools of Magnet Axiom, they’re designed to automatically surface case-relevant evidence, empowering you to derive insights and intelligence quickly and easily. With tools such as Media Explorer, Cloud Insights Dashboard, Connections, and Timeline, Axiom leverages technology like machine learning and CBIR (Content-Based Image Retrieval) to surface evidence. Data visualizations are … Continued
Introducing our newest member of the Training Team, Luke Smith. Learn more about Luke’s varied and interesting background and what he’s hoping to bring to his role at Magnet Forensics.
Introducing our newest member of the Training Team, Cody Flowers. Learn more about Cody’s varied and interesting background and what he’s hoping to bring to his role at Magnet Forensics.
AirTag, Apple’s foray into the Bluetooth tracker market, has major implications for public safety and digital evidence. Apple’s worldwide device network means that AirTag will make it extremely easy to track objects, but these tools can be used by bad actors as well. A criminal can now easily slip an AirTag into an unsuspecting victim’s bag, car, or other personal item to track their every move.
There isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to recovering data that resides in the Cloud or for cloud forensic investigations more broadly.
