As cyber incidents and internal threats grow more frequent and complex, enterprise DFIR leaders and service providers are discovering that digital investigations extend far beyond IT.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for Magnet Virtual Summit 2026—our biggest and best Virtual Summit yet! This year’s event brought together thousands of investigators, examiners, prosecutors, and industry experts from around the world for four days of community learning, practical insights, and an in depth look at the innovations shaping the future of … Continued
One of the most difficult concepts for a corporate DFIR team is that of maturity.
Digital forensics and incident response often overlap in practice but differ in intent: DF emphasizes preservation and prosecutorial defensibility, while IR prioritizes speed, containment, and recovery.
The Murdaugh murders case captured national attention, but behind the sensational headlines lies a complex digital and mobile forensic investigation that helped prosecutors reconstruct events and challenge the narrative offered in court. We will go beyond the media coverage and into the investigative workflow that shaped one of the most high-profile homicide trials in recent … Continued
When faced with the need to ensure the integrity of the world’s largest sport-throwing league, Aim Games turned the concept of media authentication on its head.
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.
WATERLOO, Ontario — Feb. 23, 2026 — Magnet Virtual Summit 2026 begins today, bringing together thousands of digital investigation professionals from around the world at a time of significant change for the field. Taking place February 23–26, the virtual event focuses on how investigators are navigating the realities of AI-generated content, expanding cloud data sources, … Continued
Magnet Review helps you effortlessly share digital evidence from any source, empowering you and your investigative teams to close cases more quickly and easily.
Digital forensics is no longer limited to court rooms and crime scenes; it is increasingly a strategic, operational, and reputational imperative.
