It’s not a question of if a data breach will happen, but when. According to Verizon’s Data Breach Investigations Report: system intrusions or data breaches typically involve numerous steps and the majority of these attacks involve Malware (70%), usually of the Ransomware variety Investigation of these breaches and obtaining Indicators of Compromise quickly is paramount to prevent further infections throughout a network.
The release of Magnet AXIOM Cyber 7.9 is here, and it’s an exciting one for digital forensic examiners who support eDiscovery stakeholders.
Simplify your investigations with AXIOM Cyber, a robust digital forensics and incident response solution for organizations that need to remotely acquire & analyze evidence from computers, cloud, IoT, and mobile devices. Our speaker will demonstrate the tool and also share some common use cases.
In this article we will cover the basics of what a software kernel is, the application of software kernels in the context of digital forensic examinations, and we’ll shed some light on how kernels contribute to the acquisition and analysis of data during a forensic investigation.
Our 2024 training schedule is now live, so this is a great time to start planning (and budgeting) for the development of your digital forensics skills in 2024.
What is the Magnet Virtual Summit CTF? It is a gamified learning opportunity to test your skills with digital forensics challenges.
Magnet AXIOM’s Portable Case is a lightweight version of the full capabilities found in AXIOM—designed for easy access and analysis of forensic findings.
Check out our top 10 updates to AXIOM Cyber in 2023.
With recent breakthroughs in Magnet GRAYKEY, we now have access to full file system images for iOS 17. This next episode of Mobile Unpacked will explore what these additional areas have given us in comparison to standard quick imaging or logical+ style imaging. Topics will include new/moved voicemail storage and transcriptions, the use of multiple SEGB formats, and more!
The use of Mac computers for business applications continues to grow steadily, now up to 23% of computers according to IDC*. However, recent security updates from Apple have introduced challenges in data collection from Mac endpoints.
Join us for an exciting webinar, co-presented with Jamf, where we’ll address the unique needs of digital forensic examiners who need to investigate Mac endpoints.
Dean Carlson, Senior Product Manager at Magnet Forensics, and Alec Quinn, Systems Engineer – Developer Relations at Jamf, will explore how these challenges can be solved with Magnet Axiom Cyber and Jamf Pro for reliable, seamless collections from macOS devices.
Additionally, they’ll guide you through a step-by-step process, showing you how to deploy the Axiom Cyber Mac signed agent using Jamf Pro in three easy and efficient steps.
*Reflects a 6% growth over the past two years (in US-based enterprise companies with 1,000+ employees.)
