Belkasoft announces a major update to its flagship forensic product, Belkasoft Evidence Center 2013. Version 5.3 introduces Evidence Reader, an all-new free tool allowing Belkasoft users to pass along evidence collected with the main product.

Over 12 other enhancements are made to further enhance the efficiency of forensic investigations, simplifying the process of obtaining and analyzing digital evidence. Upgrade to Belkasoft Evidence Center 5.3 is offered free of charge to all customers holding a valid license for version 5.2 and customers on the extended support and maintenance plan.

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IntaForensics Announces Lima Lite entry level Forensic Case Management for £695.00 + local taxes (less 20% pre-launch offer) including support and all updates for 1 year. A leap forward for sole digital forensic practitioners, incident response, cyber security teams, small corporate organisations and information assurance practices internationally. Available for download from www.intaforensics.com June 2013.

20% pre-launch offer for all orders received prior to 31/05/2013.

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Internet Evidence Finder (IEF), the industry-leading forensic software from Magnet Forensics that recovers existing and deleted data from 220+ Internet-related artifacts has been reviewed by Jonathan Krause of Forensic Control.

To read the full report and learn more about IEF's features - and how they can benefit your investigations, please click here.

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The UK's Royal Military Police (RMP) Service Police Crime Bureau (SPCB) has cut its case backlog by 42% and reduced costs per initial case by nearly one-third to £3,200 using distributed processing technology.

The RMP is the Army’s technical investigative organisation and has 15 high tech crime personnel within its Cyber Crime Centre.The body assists with digital investigations by the civilian police because of its advanced digital forensics technology, and handles between 100 to 150 cases a year. Each case uses up to 3Tb of data, with a single arrest involving the seizure and investigation of smartphones, laptops, USB drives, TVs, tablets and gaming devices, with gigabytes of data stored on each...

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[Republished from the Magnet Forensics blog by Lance Mueller, Director of Forensics - Magnet Forensics (formerly JADsoftware).]

Well, it’s day two for me at Magnet Forensics, and I thought I would take the opportunity to say “hello” to everyone and briefly comment on why I chose to work here, and why INTERNET EVIDENCE FINDER (IEF) has been a “go to tool” in my toolkit for a while now.

Magnet Forensics is a very unique “family” business. Nobody is technically related, but everyone treats each other like family, and it is one of the most positive goal-oriented teams I have ever worked with. Everyone in the company has a genuine interest in producing tools that are not only very useful and functional, but also serve the greater good of helping the good guys beat the bad guys (Jad has taught them well).

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