In 2023, Magnet Forensics delivered a major breakthrough for internet crimes against children (ICAC) investigations by partnering with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC). The partnership gave investigators the unprecedented ability to instantly match suspected child sexual abuse material (CSAM) case data against NCMEC’s multiple repositories of suspected CSAM data in real time.
Modern digital investigations span the full lifecycle of a case—from the moment evidence is first accessed to the preparation of court‑ready reports. At every stage, agencies must uncover insights quickly, collaborate effectively, and maintain the highest standards of accuracy, trust, and defensibility.
Magnet Forensics delivers a platform of industry‑leading solutions designed to overcome investigative barriers and accelerate results:
Magnet Graykey and Graykey Fastrak for rapid mobile access and extraction
Magnet Axiom for comprehensive data processing and deep forensic analysis
Magnet Verify, Griffeye, and Witness for scalable media investigation and authenticity validation
Magnet Automate, Review, and Magnet One to streamline workflows, enable secure collaboration, and extend evidence access to technical and non-technical stakeholders alike
In this webinar, you’ll learn how this ecosystem of solutions works together to unify and automate the entire investigative workflow—reducing backlogs, eliminating bottlenecks, and preserving evidence integrity from start to finish.
Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) investigations are evolving rapidly, driven by growing volumes of mixed media, increasing cross-agency coordination needs, and emerging synthetic content that complicates triage.
Serving agencies across the state, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) is ready to move beyond backlogs and thumb drives. GBI partnered with Magnet Forensics to chart a path forward with a cloud-based digital forensics platform, building on years of experience with Magnet tools.
Over 60% of online traffic flows through mobile browsers—making them a critical source of evidence for forensic examiners.
Lately, I’ve been hearing a recurring theme: the volume of both data and investigations are straining teams in ways remote collection previously did. What’s interesting is that I’m hearing this equally from incident response teams and eDiscovery groups. Two functions with very different goals, but who are facing what is, effectively, the same storm and the same fatigue.
Magnet Verify is revolutionizing digital media analysis yet again. For years, Verify has given investigators and examiners a powerful way to understand where digital media comes from and whether it’s been altered. Its structural analysis approach already changed the game by shining light into places no other tool could reach, helping investigators confidently separate authentic images, videos, and audio from edited, transmitted, or AI-generated content.
Traditional mobile workflows are slow—access, imaging, processing, reporting, and sharing can take many hours-even days.
If you’ve ever lost hours of work because a DVR export job crashed or spent your day hunting down failed clips, we know your pain. That’s why we recently released export recovery features in Magnet Witness that allow you to retry interrupted jobs and failed exports with ease.
Deepfakes are everywhere in today’s headlines, fueling fear and driving a surge of “AI vs. AI” detection tools. But here’s the truth: recent research shows these solutions often fall short of their promises and create challenges for admissibility in investigations and legal proceedings. Join our resident AI expert, Brandon Epstein, as he kicks off Season 2 of our popular AI Unpacked series. He’ll lead a candid discussion that slices through the noise and explores:
