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The Magnet User Summit Series is back, and it’s coming to more cities this year! We’re bringing news, hands-on learning, and our observations on industry issues to Las Vegas, US; London, England; Paris, France; and Dusseldorf, Germany. Visit the Magnet

Credible. Verifiable. Repeatable. Magnet Forensics Founder and CTO, Jad Saliba, and Jamie McQuaid, our Forensics Consultant, have made it clear how fundamental these elements are to an investigation. They both insist that a tool box approach is the only “right”

by Jessica Hyde, Magnet Forensics For those who don’t know, in addition to my work at Magnet Forensics, I teach Mobile Device Forensics at George Mason University. In addition to teaching the skills necessary to acquire and parse data from

Magnet Forensics is excited to announce a new offer in the Magnet Forensics Training program: The Magnet Training Annual Pass (TAP). It’s a one-time purchase that will allow you to take any number of training courses within 12 months for

The latest version of Magnet AXIOM is now available for all users! Magnet AXIOM 1.2.3 improves smartphone acquisition, provides innovative new time filtering capabilities, enhancements to AXIOM Examine and AXIOM Cloud, offers new artifacts, and adds language support for Chinese

Magnet Forensics is officially welcoming simple, powerful case and lab management to the Magnet Forensics product suite: Magnet ATLAS. Cobbled together Excel spreadsheets, Word docs, document and data management software not meant for investigations, and even Post-it notes, just aren’t

Sentinel Data is Now Magnet Forensics Magnet Forensics, a global leader in developing digital investigation software for smartphone, cloud, and computer examinations, today announces its acquisition of Sentinel Data based in Virginia and welcomes the Sentinel Data team to the

Mobile forensic acquisition and analysis continue to challenge even the most experienced professionals in the industry. Encryption, various forms of device locks, and ever-new releases of devices, operating systems, apps, and versions constantly require forensic examiners to adapt their methods.

Welcome to the most comprehensive, integrated digital investigation platform. Magnet AXIOM 1.2 is now available for customers to download — including Connections, a powerful way of visually mapping the story of a file or artifact, and the ability to integrate

This month, Jamie McQuaid, a Forensics Consultant at Magnet Forensics, looked at how F-Response and Magnet AXIOM can be used together to recover data remotely in enterprise investigations. In this three-part series, Jamie discusses how to establish a read-only, secure

AXIOM Cloud will Offer Data Extraction for Cloud-Based Services AXIOM to Become the Most Comprehensive, Integrated Digital Investigation Platform Magnet Forensics, a global leader in developing forensic software for digital examinations, has announced it will add support for cloud evidence

Magnet AXIOM 1.1.3 not only makes it easier for users to acquire and process images from mobile devices, but also brings improvements to reporting capabilities — making the experience an even smoother one for stakeholders to use the evidence presented

New Webinars this Summer on Android Recovery and Griffeye Integration The lazy hazy days of summer aren’t going to be very lazy or hazy around Magnet Forensics. This summer is going to be jam packed with insight and help for

Magnet AXIOM 1.1.2 is now available — bringing with it enhanced integration with Griffeye and Project VIC, as well as significant developments in mobile acquisition, Portable Case, and BitLocker decryption. Enhanced Integration with Griffeye and Project VICAs we recently announced,

Global roadshow will showcase seamless integration of Project VIC data and Griffeye categorization into Magnet AXIOM Magnet Forensics, a global leader in developing forensic software for smartphone and computer examinations, today announced that Magnet AXIOM, its complete digital investigation platform,

Magnet Forensics has a new white paper available that discusses why and how contextual content analysis works, based on a description of what child luring is (and isn’t) and what nuances to expect. The white paper – The Technology of