Certain simple features in AXIOM are commonly overlooked, but they are extremely powerful when looking for that needle in the haystack. This session will go over some of those features, like column filtering, right-click functionality from the file system, relative time filter, saving HTMLs of chat messages, and more, and explain how they can be useful to your investigations.
With AXIOM and AXIOM Cyber 4.10, we’re helping you do more in your investigations with a number of new and updated artifacts!
Jessica Hyde talks about using Twitter for digital forensics and incident response and shares why it can be useful for those in the field.
So, you wanna do mac forensics, but your department won’t buy the mac forensics tools?
Looking for a lead? Where do I start? I’d think about the Rebuilt Desktop artifact in AXIOM. In this Tips & Tricks webinar, we will explore how to display an approximation of the users desktop in both Windows and Mac systems within AXIOM. This not only saves you time in having to virtualize the users system yourself but also gives a great place to start an investigation! Join Larry McClain of the Magnet Training Team for a discussion of this artifact and what it can mean for your investigations.
The processing and parsing of artifacts from Telegram, WeChat, KakaoTalk, and Line are all supported in AXIOM, so we’re taking a look at these chat applications, specifically for Android devices.
This session will discuss how Magnet AXIOM’s integration of core plugins from the popular tool, Volatility, makes deep memory analysis more accessible to forensic examiners.
The built-in Workflow Checklist helps you combine all Griffeye tools and capabilities in a logical workflow to ensure a thorough analysis of a case. In this webinar, we will hands-on demonstrate how this feature can efficiently be utilized in a case.
