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Atola Insight Forensic 5.7 Introduces New Logical Imaging Module For Faster Evidence Acquisition

22nd September 2025

Atola Technology launches Insight Forensic 5.7 with a new Logical Imaging module, giving investigators powerful filtering options and greater control over evidence acquisition.

Atola TaskForce Gets APFS Support and Improved RAID Autoreassembly in Latest Update

28th November 2022

On November 21 Atola Technology released a firmware update for Atola TaskForce, a high-performance forensic imager capable of running 12+ parallel imaging sessions at 15 TB/hour cumulative speed. With the new firmware version 2022.10, TaskForce users can: Unlock and image

How Atola TaskForce’s New Logical Imaging Module Speeds Up Your Investigation

25th April 202225th April 2022

What do you need in logical imaging functionality? Here are some of the answers from Atola’s customers accumulated over the years: “We would want to be able to verify with the client the number of successful files recovered, preferably by

The AFF4 Evidence Container: Why and What’s Next

16th October 202129th September 2021

Well, good day. My name is Bradley Schatz, I’m from Evimetry. Today I’m here, it’s my distinct pleasure to be here at the Magnet Virtual Summit to talk about the Advanced Forensic Format Container version four. That’s an evidence container

Logicube’s Todd Bellows on Challenges and Opportunities for Forensic Imaging

27th September 2021

Christa Miller: At a time when digital forensics tools and techniques seem dominated by the challenges of storage media like mobile devices, cloud storage, and the internet of things, hard drive forensics might not appear to be as captivating. Yet

Falcon-NEO Digital Forensic Imager From Logicube

30th April 202129th April 2021

The first review of the Logicube Falcon®– NEO was performed in July 2018 and having successfully used the same unit in both an IT and forensic investigative environment since, it is time to update that assessment to include the many

The End of Digital Forensics?

12th May 202023rd July 2011

by Craig Ball When Microsoft introduced its Encrypting File System (EFS) in Windows 2000, the Cassandras of computer forensics peppered the listserves with predictions that the days of digital forensics were numbered. Ten years on and hundreds of systems acquired,

Smart Anti-Forensics

12th May 202010th July 2011

First published June 2005 by Steven McLeod steven mcleod@ozemail com au May 2005 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This paper highlights an oversight in the current industry best practice procedure for forensically duplicating a hard disk. A discussion is provided which demonstrates that

Forensic Accounting – the recorded electronic data found on Computer Hard Disk Drives, PDAs and numerous other Digital Devices

12th May 202027th June 2011

First published September 2004 Where is the hidden money for the Creditors in the Bankrupt Estate? The Importance of Applying Section 521(4) in obtaining the Debtor’s electronic data. Jack Seward Rosenfarb Winters, LLC New York, NY 10016 [email protected] or [email protected]