In this first episode of Legal Unpacked, Magnet Forensics’ resident prosecutorial expert, Justin Fitzsimmons will provide investigators and prosecutors with a practical, structured approach to drafting search warrants for digital evidence.
Photos, videos, and other media files have become critical to investigations. They establish timelines, corroborate witness statements, and reveal details that would otherwise be overlooked. But media is also one of the easiest forms of evidence to manipulate. Editing tools are widely available and simple to use. Metadata can be easily altered with minimal technical knowledge. Deepfake and AI-generated content continues to evolve, making it harder to distinguish authentic from manipulated media. Attorneys may question whether a file is genuine, and investigators must respond with authoritative answers that can withstand scrutiny.
What was once an amusing novelty has become a systemic threat to global business. Deepfakes, synthetic media, and AI-generated material have infiltrated private enterprises, and their presence is now being felt across financial services, insurance, retail, human resources, ecommerce, and more.
Developed by experienced prosecutors and informed by relevant case law, this guide equips you with the essential knowledge needed to turn digital artifacts into compelling and reliable courtroom evidence.
“Push-button forensics” is often viewed skeptically and criticized as a shortcut or a threat to expert examiners. In reality, digital forensic tools designed for ease of use aren’t about replacing human expertise. Their true purpose is to streamline repetitive, time-consuming steps, enabling forensic examiners to focus on what truly matters: in-depth analysis, context, and human judgment.
AI may be one of the most transformational technologies in modern times, but can (or should) it be used within digital forensic examinations and investigations?
AI can be a game changer in creating investigative efficiencies and the analysis of large quantities of media evidence. In this episode of AI Unpacked, representatives from Brian Herrick from Thorn and Martina Tschapka of T3K will join Brandon to explore the future of AI in analyzing images and videos to identify pertinent investigative leads. Learn about the latest capabilities in CSAM and object detection as well as what to expect in the future.
In an era of growing data volumes, complexity, and pressure on investigative teams, it’s critical to ensure your processes are not just working—but working smarter. Join us for an exclusive webinar designed to introduce our zero-cost investigative process evaluation, a structured, evidence-based consultancy offering tailored to law enforcement and public sector agencies.
Únase a nosotros en este seminario web introductorio a Magnet Griffeye, su solución de referencia para transformar la sobrecarga de medios digitales en información de investigación.
In just one year, enterprise DFIR teams—as well as third-party service providers—have undergone a radical change due to the nearly universal integration of artificial intelligence. As businesses face constant pressure to detect and respond to incidents with greater speed and precision, companies are increasingly taking advantage of the benefits of AI-powered digital forensics. According to … Continued
