Drawing upon a comprehensive survey of private sector domain experts, the sixth annual State of Enterprise Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) report reveals that the speed, scale, and complexity of digital investigations have reached a critical inflection point—with significant implications for organizational leadership.
Video evidence can come from DVR, dashcam, doorbells, mobile, and more.
AI adoption is accelerating. Cyber incidents continue to dominate workloads. Mobile evidence is harder to access than ever. And investigative toolkits are growing—often faster than teams can integrate them. The result? A DFIR landscape that’s more powerful, more complex, and under increasing pressure.
Based on findings from the 2026 State of Enterprise DFIR Report, this webinar breaks down the realities facing modern investigation teams and the strategic shifts underway across the private sector.
We’ll unpack the four defining trends shaping enterprise DFIR today:
The dual impact of AI as both a force multiplier and a threat vector,
Why real-time collaboration has become a critical driver of SaaS adoption,
The increasing complexity of mobile evidence, and
The operational pressure created by fragmented investigative tools.
Backed by survey data from private sector DFIR professionals, we’ll examine what’s changing, why it matters now, and how organizations can prepare their teams to investigate with confidence in 2026 and beyond.
Join us for this panel discussion with some of the expert contributors from the report.
As cyber incidents and internal threats grow more frequent and complex, enterprise DFIR leaders and service providers are discovering that digital investigations extend far beyond IT.
Digital forensics is no longer limited to court rooms and crime scenes; it is increasingly a strategic, operational, and reputational imperative.
We’re excited to roll out two major enhancements to Magnet Nexus giving you deeper data collection, stronger performance, and more reliable collections across modern macOS environments: physical image collection from Windows endpoints and a fully native ARM-based agent for macOS endpoints.
Over 60% of online traffic flows through mobile browsers—making them a critical source of evidence for forensic examiners.
Lately, I’ve been hearing a recurring theme: the volume of both data and investigations are straining teams in ways remote collection previously did. What’s interesting is that I’m hearing this equally from incident response teams and eDiscovery groups. Two functions with very different goals, but who are facing what is, effectively, the same storm and the same fatigue.
Deepfakes are everywhere in today’s headlines, fueling fear and driving a surge of “AI vs. AI” detection tools. But here’s the truth: recent research shows these solutions often fall short of their promises and create challenges for admissibility in investigations and legal proceedings. Join our resident AI expert, Brandon Epstein, as he kicks off Season 2 of our popular AI Unpacked series. He’ll lead a candid discussion that slices through the noise and explores:
The latest evolution of Magnet Review is here with a powerful new feature to help you and your investigative teams work smarter and faster: Intelligent Search. With Intelligent Search, our new Magnet AI-powered search tool, you can surface more meaningful leads from thousands of media files and chat threads in seconds. Combined with major performance enhancements — including an 84% boost in ingestion speed! — you’re sure to spend less time waiting and more time uncovering the truth.
