We’re pleased to announce that the keynote speaker at this year’s Magnet User Summit in Nashville will be Ovie Carroll, Director for the Cybercrime Lab at the Department of Justice, Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section (CCIPS) and a noted SANS Instructor and Author. “We’re honored to have Ovie join us for the Magnet User … Continued
As 2018 draws to a close, we’ll be taking a look back at some of the resources we’ve offered this year to help forensic examiners in their investigations. This blog is a roundup of a year’s worth of mobile forensics resources. We kicked off 2018 by adding 550 Android recovery images and new password bypass … Continued
Please Note: This Webinar is for Law Enforcement Only. Building the technology needed for efficient, successful child exploitation investigations is as much a team effort as the investigations themselves. Many of the technologies used to capture, categorize, and analyze evidentiary pictures and videos complement one another, filling gaps in the investigative toolbox. When … Continued
We conclude our “Meet the Forensic Trainer” series this year by introducing Chris Cone, new to Magnet Forensics’ Training Team as of October. Chris comes to us from an extensive background in Arkansas law enforcement and, as a trainer, thrives on a strong two-way class discussion. Read on below! Want to learn more about what … Continued
At times over the past three years, Apple’s mobile operating system changes seemed so mercurial that the parallels to tweens’ rapid maturation couldn’t be missed. iOS 10 changed the backup structure, plist files, and in its later iterations, encryption. iOS 11 introduced Emergency SOS mode, relied more on PIN codes than biometric authentication, and added … Continued
Forensic examiner, researcher, and blogger Alexis Brignoni has been hard at work. Over the past two years, he’s founded both the Initialization Vectors blog, and a GitHub where you can find repositories for both SQLite queries and DFIR process walkthroughs, as well as individual scripts. He’s also a frequent contributor to DFIR Twitter. Last month, … Continued
The digital evidence is coming at an overwhelming pace. As the investigations require more time to get the data, technology can play a crucial role in making the important evidence first seen. Join Aaron Hernandez of Magnet Forensics and our partner Rodrigo Curcino of Techbiz to learn in depth the latest version of Magnet AXIOM. … Continued
As mobile technology continues to mature, and the amount security and encryption continues to strengthen, it’s becoming more of a challenge to know how to access data on smartphones that are password-protected. On top of the encryption challenge is the manufacturing variants that can create different roadblocks along the way. In this webinar, Jamie McQuaid, … Continued
Have you been thinking about taking a Magnet Forensics Training course? Great news! We’re offering our Magnet AXIOM Examinations (AX200) and Magnet AXIOM Advanced Computer Forensics (AX250) before our Magnet User Summit in Nashville, from March 29-April 2. And as a special offer, if you purchase a training course, you’ll get free* attendance to MUS … Continued
This month brings the conclusion of our Industry Insights Brief series. Successful Root Cause Analysis Investigations follows on the heels of Successful Insider Threat Investigations and Successful Employee Misconduct Investigations by discussing a third common type of corporate investigation: intrusions from outside. Sometimes, intrusion investigations only go as far as determining what was accessed and/or … Continued
