We will be kicking off the Magnet Forensics Discord Server as part of our Virtually Together event on Sept 15-16. During each of the talks, you will have the opportunity to speak with each other as well as speakers after the conclusion of their talks.
Este foro contará con un panel de invitados especiales del Banco Popular Dominicano y de la Departamento de Investigación de Crímenes y Delitos de Alta Tecnología (DICAT) de la Policía de República Dominicana donde podremos discutir la importancia de la ciencia forense digital como un asunto nacional y multisectorial. Este foro será moderado por Pedro … Continued
It’s very possible that you might have the chance to find cloud evidence while examining computer and mobile evidence in Magnet AXIOM. In this Tips & Tricks webinar, we’ll show you some telltale signs of cloud data sources to look out for when collecting and analyzing computer and mobile data. That cloud evidence could be … Continued
Now more than ever, organizations are faced with the need for remote collaboration and many have turned to Microsoft Teams to fill that need. Whether exporting MS Teams data directly from the Microsoft 365 Compliance Center or directly acquiring that data with the Magnet AXIOM Cyber API, examiners have the power to process and analyze the … Continued
Durante esta sesión abordaremos el caso de la División de Cibercrimen de la Policía de Puerto Rico, quien nos compartirá las tendencias de delitos informáticos y recomendaciones durante la pandemia y confinamiento. Posteriormente analizaremos el papel que juega la inteligencia artificial en las Investigaciones Forenses Digitales de la “nueva normalidad”.
Chris Vance goes through the “Files” app that Apple added in iOS 11.
In this Tips and Tricks we will explore AXIOM’s new reporting features and show improvements. Additionally, we will share tips and tricks for users of previous versions of AXIOM to produce desired output comparing how things were done in older versions. We will demonstrate several features such as how to hide and reorder columns a as … Continued
The massive amount of text-based and media content involved in today’s digital investigations can make the search for potential evidence a time-consuming task. Machine learning and image recognition tools can help to identify and categorize content of interest so examiners can more quickly uncover the key evidence needed for their cases. In this Tips and Tricks webinar, Trey Amick, Manager of Forensic Consultants, will show you how to leverage Axiom’s Magnet.AI machine learning and Content Based Image Retrieval (CBIR) technology to quickly surface, analyze, and classify pictures and chats.
