Turning overwhelming volumes of digital media into meaningful insight requires the right tools. Our new guide explains how you can streamline evidence handling, cut through backlogs, and minimize exposure to harmful content—all while working faster and with greater confidence in your results.
The evolution of privacy rights under the Fourth Amendment has created one of the most pressing challenges facing today’s law enforcement and prosecutors.
In this session Chad Gish sits down with Chris Brennan, Special Investigation Division, MNPD to discuss how Metro Nashville’s forensics team’s leverages leading edge forensics solutions in the fight against fentanyl.
Time is always a critical factor in digital forensics investigations. Your stakeholders rely on you, and your team, for timely sharing of the insights that help them understand what really happened in an incident.
For law enforcement, time, money, and resources are always difficult to get—so how can you get the most out of your budgets without compromising the quality of your officers’ training?
As our roads become more and more congested, we continue to see high rates of traffic crashes and accidents with high fatality rates. While traditional crash investigations traditionally focused heavily on reconstructing the physical scene, the range of mobile data available in modern iOS and Android devices adds a crucial new dimension: the digital traffic crash scene.
Acompáñenos en otro webinar de Magnet Forensics, donde revisaremos las nuevas características que se han añadido en esta última versión de Axiom, como lo son
The right evidence uncovered at the right time can make or break a case. But investigating, interpreting, and acting on that evidence quickly has become increasingly dependent on how well investigative teams work together.
With the volume of media appearing in forensics investigations increasing, we’ve added transcription of audio and video files to text.
As crime evolves and digital evidence grows in volume and complexity, law enforcement must adapt quickly to meet rising public expectations for transparency, accountability, and results. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a future concept; it is an essential tool already reshaping how law enforcement conducts investigations.
