Portable Case is celebrated for its straightforward, intuitive interface. Many digital forensic review tools overwhelm users with excessive tabs, making navigation feel complicated and disjointed.
It can be hard to set aside time from your busy schedule for training and skill development. You know it’s incredibly beneficial to your career and your investigations, but you also want to make sure that you’re getting maximum impact for your time.
See how St. Louis County Police use Magnet Graykey and Graykey Preserve to address inactivity reboot timers and protect their ability to extract the critical mobile insights needed to close cases.
As we wrap up season 3 of Mobile Unpacked, let’s take a look at our biggest artifact ‘wish list’ in investigations and how they can be our own holiday presents in our cases. In this episode we’ll explore the core components of 12 of our favorite artifacts that deserve their own time in the spotlight.
The same impulse that kept me running cases late into the evening as a digital forensics examiner is the one that now drives me to help agencies articulate their needs, justify investments in automation, and demonstrate the outcomes that funding can unlock.
The pace of change in mobile technology is relentless, and with each new mobile OS release, digital investigators face fresh challenges in preserving and accessing vital evidence. The recent introduction of reboot timers in mobile operating systems has become an urgent race against time.
While artificial intelligence may be at the cutting edge of digital forensics, humans are still responsible for the creation of AI enabled tools.
This February, Magnet Virtual Summit is back, and set to spark a revolution in digital investigations. We are going through an incredible transformation period, and this is your chance to stay ahead of the latest challenges and opportunities with knowledge from experts and peers. On February 23-26, over 50 of the top names in the … Continued
This challenge is a fantastic, gamified opportunity for professional development, allowing you to rigorously test your digital forensics skills.
Knowing what happened on a device is only half the story—proving who was behind the activity is critical.
