Managing the vast amounts of digital forensics data generated in today’s criminal investigations has become a major challenge for law enforcement agencies. You not only need to store your forensics data – which can represent a significant cost and IT burden – but also ensure compliance with your security and retention policies.
This fireside chat with subject matter experts will explore how artificial intelligence (AI) and automation can revolutionize the digital forensic process, easing the burden on personnel and enhancing both speed and accuracy. The chat will also address potential challenges, such as the need for proper oversight of AI systems to avoid bias, and the importance of maintaining a balance between automated and human-driven analysis.
Today’s business environment is constantly evolving. Communication is shifting from traditional email to short messages and data sources are expanding from computers to cloud, IoT, mobile devices, and beyond. To keep up, your digital investigative solutions must meet the demands of emerging and complex threats, evolving data sources, new regulations, and fast-paced communication channels—including the need for reliable remote data collection.
When it comes to a crime, there are six vital pillars of digital information that should be collected. In this presentation, we will cover real life cases where each of these items was critical to solving this case. These “pillars” will be covered in order of importance, and we will discuss why each item is relevant to the overall case.
With over 80% of criminal cases depending on video evidence—from DVR surveillance to body cams and cloud sources—having an efficient, dependable solution to acquire and review video is essential.
El cambio al trabajo remoto ha intensificado la necesidad de soluciones DFIR empresariales que puedan adquirir datos de endpoints remotos de manera confiable y más eficiente, al tiempo que brindan a las partes interesadas una visión más amplia de toda la organización.
El entorno empresarial actual evoluciona de manera constante. La comunicación se transforma y pasa del correo electrónico tradicional a los mensajes cortos, y las fuentes de datos se amplían de los ordenadores a la nube, el IoT, los dispositivos móviles y más allá.
In criminal investigations, it is crucial to rapidly identify and assess seed words, private keys, wallets and any associated encryption/passwords. This enables assessment and seizure of assets before they are moved.
Multiple Magnet Summit CTF winner, Kevin Pagano and multiple Magnet Virtual Summit CTF author, Jessica Hyde, will host a Capture The Flag workshop to share tips and strategies on how to succeed in a CTF event. This session will help prepare you to compete in a Capture The Flag contest. As part of this talk, we will review CTF style questions and best practices for solving or participating in your first CTF.
In this latest release of Magnet Axiom Cyber, we’ve added several improvements to help you complete your investigations as efficiently as possible. Magnet Axiom Cyber 8.9 includes: To help keep your investigations current with the latest evidence sources, we have also updated and added to our artifact support. The artifact additions and updates are listed … Continued
