With iOS 27, Apple is using the Spotlight to shine on its Apple Intelligence features. So, in this episode of Mobile Unpacked, we’re taking a deeper look at all the new changes that Apple’s latest release brings to the forensic fold.
Rising data volumes, diverse data sources, and increasing regulatory demands are making eDiscovery more complex and costly. Magnet Forensics helps legal, compliance, and investigative teams streamline the entire eDiscovery workflow with trusted digital forensics, intelligent data reduction, advanced analytics, and scalable automation. By surfacing relevant evidence sooner and reducing review volumes, organizations can lower costs, … Continued
DFIR teams and service providers are being asked to investigate more incidents, analyze growing volumes of data, and deliver answers faster than ever before. This solution brief explores how Magnet AI helps investigative teams uncover relevant evidence more quickly, generate meaningful insights from complex data sets, and accelerate investigative outcomes without sacrificing forensic integrity. Learn … Continued
DFIR teams are under increasing pressure to validate, scope, and contain complex incidents quickly while preserving the evidence needed to understand what happened and prevent it from happening again. This solution brief explores how Magnet Forensics helps enterprise DFIR teams and service providers accelerate investigations, gain forensic-level visibility across endpoints, cloud, SaaS, and mobile environments, … Continued
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.
In this practical session, we will follow a realistic cyber fraud incident from the first SOC alert through forensic investigation and recovery. Using Magnet Axiom Cyber and Resilience’s DFIR approach, we will show how teams can move from noisy alerts to clear evidence, timelines, findings, and actions that matter.
In this opening fireside chat, moderators Toni Bowker, Co-Founder and CEO of Resilience Technology Group, Patrick Horgan, Director of Platform Solutions at Magnet Forensics, and Laurie Pieters-James, CEO of CYBARETI (Pty) Ltd., will set the context for the day — offering a fascinating conversation that will provide practical insights into the realities of conducting digital investigations across Africa.
What if you could manage endpoints in the cloud without ever sending sensitive evidence there?
DFIR teams are usually stuck choosing between cloud speed and on-prem control. Magnet Nexus hybrid agents remove that trade-off — you manage endpoints and agents in Nexus (SaaS), while Axiom Cyber keeps full control over evidence collection and storage when required.
Join us to see how a single, lightweight agent supports both approaches: cloud-powered workflows for scale and reach, or collections initiated from Axiom Cyber that route data directly to your Cyber host over a configurable TCP port. Either way, you avoid unnecessary transmission of sensitive data over standard HTTPS (TCP/443) routes to the cloud.
You’ll learn:
-How one hybrid agent supports both cloud-managed and on-prem-controlled workflows
-How the data path works when collections route directly to your Axiom Cyber host instead of the cloud
-How to deploy at scale and simplify agent management across environments
-How to meet data sovereignty, compliance, and security requirements without compromise
This is your chance to ask questions directly to seasoned digital forensics experts and get practical guidance on running internal investigations from the earliest signal to final report.
As DFIR toolkits grow, so do the challenges of integrating data and managing workflows. Learn how DFIR automation with Magnet Automate helps teams connect their tools, reduce manual effort, and scale digital investigations more efficiently.
