The volume of mobile devices that need to be extracted, processed and reviewed for criminal investigations presents a persistent and increasing challenge. Most labs are faced with mobile device backlogs, delaying time to evidence and risking the loss of critical time-sensitive insights that can make the difference in their cases.
Timely access to digital evidence is one of the most critical aspects of a digital investigation. Magnet Review is designed to simplify digital evidence access, review, and reporting and enhance collaboration amongst investigative teams so that they can find the digital evidence they need, quickly and easily.
Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are driving remarkable transformations across virtually every aspect of our society, including digital forensics. A flood of evidence from computers, mobile devices, and cloud-based platforms is necessitating new tools that can help investigators navigate terabytes of information. AI offers enormous benefits in this field such as streamlining workflows, quickly categorizing … Continued
Timely access to digital evidence is one of the most critical aspects of an investigation. Delays in sharing and reviewing evidence with investigators, prosecutors, and other stakeholders outside the digital forensics lab can slow investigations.
In this latest release of Magnet Axiom, we have added new and updated features to help streamline your evidence review and sharing workflows, including: To help keep your investigations current with the latest evidence sources, we have also updated and added to our artifact support. The artifact additions and updates are listed below and detailed … Continued
In this case study, we talk to the digital forensics team, including Team Lead Allen LaFontaine, about their use of Magnet Forensics products and how they’ve been helpful in protecting the innocent—including Magnet Outrider for triage, Magnet Graykey for acquisition, Magnet Axiom for analysis, and Magnet Griffeye for categorization.
This video demonstrates how Animated Maps help forensic professionals track and visualize suspect movements, establish accurate timelines, and corroborate digital evidence in location-based data cases.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is impacting technology in every area—including digital forensics. AI tools are already enhancing investigative capabilities and addressing important concerns, including investigator wellbeing, managing the explosion of digital evidence, and ensuring innovation aligns with ethical and legal standards. While AI can enhance human expertise, it’s important to remember that it can never take … Continued
The power of the ADB command protocol is instrumental in the forensic analysis of Android devices. In this episode of Mobile Unpacked we’ll focus on learning the basics up to some advanced ADB commands that can be used to acquire key information and files that may be available with no other processes. This talk will focus on acquiring files, records, logs, and using built-in commands to even process data directly from the devices.
In this episode of Mobile Minute, we will discuss data that disappears from mobile devices. We look at the how, when and what disappears, how it can effect your investigation and what you can do to prevent this from happening. Learn more about mobile forensics here.
