Magnet REVIEW 3.7: Review Evidence from Physical Analyzer, Single Sign-On Support, and More!
Integrate with more of your agency’s tools and infrastructure to complete digital investigations more efficiently, effectively, & securely.
Content Industry: Federal Agencies
Magnet Forensics Acquires DME Forensics
Announcing the acquisition of video and multimedia evidence solution company, DME Forensics!
A new paradigm in digital investigations
Digital evidence has become integral to solving crimes today, but agencies are often overwhelmed with the volume of data – causing major challenges for labs and agencies around the world.
Finding Evidence of Cloud Data ‘Footprints’ in Existing Evidence
Tim will discuss options for gaining access to and subsequently collecting relevant Cloud source data so that it too can be analyzed within AXIOM and AXIOM Cyber.
Get More out of Your Warrant Returns with Magnet Axiom
Investigators often have difficulty reviewing the data from warrant returns because of the various container formats and content provided. Axiom can process warrant returns from several providers (e.g., Apple, Facebook, Google) and parse artifacts for examination, and in this session, Kim Bradley and Steve Gemperle will share some tips and tricks to get the most … Continued
New in Magnet AXIOM 5.4: Improved VICS Exporting
With AXIOM 5.4, we’re improving Video Image Classification Standard (VICS) exporting to automatically reduce duplication when exporting.
Demystifying Cloud Investigations
In this blog, we’ll be breaking down the analysis of different cloud sources into distinct investigative approaches.
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.