Digital crime is evolving—and so are the tools to fight it. Discover how the Magnet One platform is transforming investigations through a fully connected ecosystem of Connected Apps, scalable storage, and the game-changing power of Case Streams. We’ll dive deep into Mobile Case Stream, showing how real-time evidence acquisition and seamless collaboration can accelerate case resolution like never before.
Mobile security features are constantly evolving, and with that, the window of opportunity for digital examiners to collect the most mobile data possible is constantly shrinking.
With more than 70 million monthly active users, Signal Messenger is no longer a niche messaging app. Signal data may provide vital evidence in criminal, civil, regulatory, and investigatory matters. Yet Signal also presents challenges to digital forensic examiners both for collecting and analyzing the data.
Have you considered cloud storage but don’t know where to start? Worried about being locked into a storage solution with no way of ever getting out?
The advent of remote work has been a game changer for employers and employees alike.
A single Google search. A disputed timestamp. And a murder trial that ended in a mistrial. In the high-profile Karen Read case, competing digital forensics experts offered contradictory testimony about when a key witness searched “hos long to die in cold” on an iPhone. But let’s take a step back and first review the affidavit that started it all.
Biomes in Apple operating systems serve as a critical yet complex source of forensic data, widely explored but often underutilized due to limited understanding of their full potential.
When incidents strike, responders rarely have the luxury of time—or perfect conditions.
Digital forensics teams face an increasingly global threat landscape while constrained by physical infrastructure limitations.
Proving the elements of possession, file use, knowledge, and user attribution is central to CSAM investigations and is often the most contested aspect in court.
