When it’s time to share results with stakeholders, or prepare evidence for courtroom testimony, IEF’s reporting tools present information in a format that non-technical people can make sense of - - which means less manual work pulling together reports, and an easier time sharing findings with others.
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Why Digital Forensics Experts Choose IEF
Collaborate
Share an IEF Portable Case with colleagues to enable collaborative review of evidence.
Share your findings
Easily create/export reports that can be understood by non-technical stakeholders (e.g. prosecutors, investigators, and jury).
Magnet AXIOM has True View Reporting
Export the data exactly as you visualized it in the software. No manipulation required for clear reports to non-technical audiences.
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In particular, the Facebook chat and related data recoveries save many hours of time by presenting the evidence in a reader friendly format, so that I don’t have to carve & clean. Plus, I’ve validated every artifact type that I’ve used, and they’ve been on the money.
― Agent in Charge, Computer Crime Unit
Montana Division of Criminal Investigation, USA
Features
IEF's flexible reporting options
make it easy to understand evidence, and collaborate at all stages of the investigation
Create an IEF Portable Case to enable non-technical stakeholders to collaboratively review digital evidence. An IEF Portable Case is simply a copy of the IEF Case File combined with a lightweight version of the IEF report viewer designed to make it easy for you to share evidence and collaborate with stakeholders. Portable case users can review evidence, search, filter, bookmark records and add notes without needing an IEF license.
Visualize digital evidence in an organized and chronological sequence. IEF Timeline helps you see overall patterns in a individual’s digital activity. Filtering creates timeline views that isolate specific time periods or artifact types.
Export reports in a variety of formats including, PDF, Excel, CSV, XML and tab-delimited formats. These flexible reporting options make it easy to import IEF data into other digital forensic tools.
The program is ideal for an initial parse of a forensic image, the results of which can be reviewed via the report feature. The generated report allows analysts to quickly identify and focus on areas of interest, which often provides further avenues for full forensic analysis.
― Matthew Humphries, Senior Forensic Examiner
Australian Federal Police, Australia