Fairfax County PD eliminated a backlog of more than 80 devices and reduced evidence turnaround times from months to days with Magnet One. By centralizing case and evidence management in a cloud-based workflow, investigators gained faster access to digital evidence, improving collaboration and helping cases move forward more quickly.
Mobile Forensics is a constantly evolving field. While many of the roadblocks examiners face today are not new problems, there may be new solutions around them.
In this episode we’ll explore some of the biggest roadblocks in a mobile device investigation and discuss the ways you can navigate around those issues. Whether you’re new to mobile or an old pro, this episode will explore the issues undoubtedly waiting for you in your workflows.
The effectiveness of AI in digital forensics hinges on one critical factor: how you prompt it.
Join Brandon Epstein for a practical look at how to take control of AI so it works effectively for you. This session will break down what makes a good AI prompt, including effective structures and how they can produce meaningful and reliable outputs. Additionally, he’ll cover common prompting pitfalls that you’ll want to avoid, which can often introduce bias, errors, or hallucinations.
Whether you’re just starting to explore AI or looking to refine your current workflows, this webinar will give you the tools to get the most out of AI as a dependable investigative ally.
Android Auto, like Apple’s CarPlay, is designed to seamlessly connect smartphones to vehicles. But what traces does it leave behind?
In this episode of Mobile Unpacked, we’ll examine the artifacts generated by Android Auto and explore the evidence they can reveal — from locations and messages to timestamps and user activity. We’ll also look at where investigators can uncover additional context to help reconstruct events and develop a more complete picture of a user’s actions. Join us to learn how vehicle-connected mobile activity can provide valuable investigative insights.
Digital evidence is often central to building and proving a case but reviewing and preparing that evidence shouldn’t become an impediment in moving investigations and prosecutions forward.
In this session, discover how device examiners, investigators, and prosecutors can quickly access, review, organize, and prepare digital evidence using Portable Case and Magnet Review. Learn how collaborative, cloud-enabled workflows simplify case preparation, improve communication between investigative and legal teams, and help you present digital evidence with confidence in court.
In this session, see how you can utilize a no-license and user-friendly way to quickly find, review, and prepare significant evidence so you can move cases forward faster and present it with confidence in court.
In this session, you’ll learn how to:
Load and review a Portable Case with ease
Navigate and search mobile evidence to find what matters faster
Filter and tag key evidence for case building
Export exhibits and prepare evidence for court
Streamline review workflows, including cloud-based access
Digital media investigations often involve millions of images and videos, making it difficult to identify related evidence quickly. This session explores how T3K CORE and Magnet Griffeye use AI-powered conceptual similarity search to help investigators find images and videos depicting the same locations, scenes, objects, or activities using either natural language descriptions or example media. CORE enables text-to-image and image-to-image searching across vast media collections, allowing investigators to uncover hidden connections, accelerate victim identification, reduce review workloads through de-duplication and intelligence sharing, and perform rapid searches across millions of media items. Attendees will see how CORE and Griffeye (Ops and Enterprise) combine AI-driven media analysis, global similarity search, and integrated intelligence workflows to help investigators find relevant evidence faster while reducing the burden of large-scale media review.
Understand how to identify, preserve, extract, analyze, and report digital evidence for modern vehicle forensic investigations. By Steve Gemperle Key takeaways Vehicle forensics is where traditional investigation meets the rolling computer sitting in the driveway, impound lot, or crash scene. Today’s automobiles, trucks, motorcycles, commercial fleets, and connected mobile devices generate a remarkable amount of digital … Continued
Modern eDiscovery starts with the right data. Digital forensics helps teams collect and assess relevant evidence from mobile, cloud, and endpoint sources while maintaining integrity, reducing over-collection, and strengthening case strategies.
This presentation focuses on the strategic use of motions in Limine to address digital evidence issues before the trial begins. Participants will learn how to use pretrial motions to obtain advance rulings on the admissibility and scope of digital evidence, define evidentiary boundaries, and clarify how technical material may be presented at trial. Emphasis is placed on educating the court early, reducing trial interruptions, and establishing clear expectations for the use of digital evidence before the first witness is called.
Time-based metadata reveals frame-specific data such as GPS coordinates, speed, and event timelines, helping investigators analyze evidence with greater accuracy. Discover how Magnet Verify unlocks this hidden layer of forensic data.
