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Responding at Scale with Magnet RESPONSE 

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Magnet RESPONSE lets investigators and non-technical users easily collect and preserve critical data relevant to incident response investigations from local endpoints. But what happens when you need to collect from dozens of endpoints? That’s where the CLI (Command Line Interface) functionality of Magnet RESPONSE and comes into play. Join Security Forensics Consultant, Doug Metz, to learn how to collect from dozens of endpoints with Magnet RESPONSE and PowerShell and collect just the artifacts you need. Plus, get tips for processing with AXIOM Cyber.

S2:E2 // Logging la vida loca

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Most modern electronic devices keep logs running that store information about who, what, when, where, and why processes are performed. Modern smartphones are certainly no different. In fact, certain artifacts can only be recovered by an in-depth review of these logging files.

Investigate malware & ransomware with speed and efficiency

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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.

Using AWS Config to Compliment IR Investigations

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Most cloud investigations focus around host or endpoint data but there is a wealth of additional information available to an investigation if responders know where to look. The first logical place is CloudTrail logs but if an organization uses AWS Config, it contains a wealth of information that can compliment an investigation that is often overlooked. In this talk, we’ll show how you can pull data from AWS Config and use it in your next incident.

Software kernels: Unraveling digital forensics intricacies

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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.

Simplifying the digital investigation of Apple devices

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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.)