Shipping sensitive evidence on USB drives or requiring investigators to travel to the lab can waste critical investigation time and may introduce security risks. Plus, training investigators to use multiple tools for the same task can be overwhelming for them and frustrating for your team, as everyone struggles to keep up with the increasing volume of cases requiring a digital investigation.
Magnet AUTOMATE can help make achieving ISO 17025 accreditation faster and easier for lab managers in five important ways.
In this post, we’ll take a look at some of the benefits for your lab specifically that are gained when your lab is virtualized.
Magnet AXIOM has numerous artifacts derived from the KnowledgeC.db found on both iOS and macOS. In this Tips & Tricks session, we’ll highlight how examiners can use this database to aid in their investigations, shedding light on the pattern of life usage of the device being analyzed, as well as how to build timelines from the information found within.
Time to evidence is critical. Whether you’re triaging computers and external hard drives in the field or working through a backlog of evidence back in the lab, examiners need to find the information that is key for their case work as quickly as possible. Magnet OUTRIDER can help you get a head start on your … Continued
With AXIOM & AXIOM Cyber 4.11, generating load files has officially come out of the open beta and is now generally available. Plus we’ve introduced support for Chrome artifacts acquired from Chromebooks, processing of user data download packages from Instagram, and more!
Join Forensic Consultant Mike Williamson as he demos some strategies for writing your own custom artifacts without any prior experience. Building on Jessica Hyde’s custom artifact tips & tricks sessions from last year, we will cover the use of Magnet Custom Artifact Generator (free tool) to greatly accelerate your initial steps, the custom artifact developer documentation, and general tips for getting started. We will primarily focus on the SQLite-parsing artifacts but also include some info on the python-style artifacts.
In this series we’ll cover some high-level concepts when it comes to leveraging cloud platforms for your lab in addition to some practical tools that you can use for setting up your environment.
