In a stride towards enhancing child exploitation investigations, Magnet Forensics has partnered with the National Criminal Justice Training Center (NCJTC) of Fox Valley Technical College, which manages Project VIC-US, to launch a new national database for seamless matching against Project VIC-US data in the Magnet Griffeye ecosystem of products.
The examination of iOS and Android devices in digital forensics has become increasingly important in both law enforcement and corporate investigations.
We’re thrilled to share some exciting news for law enforcement professionals!
We’re diving deeper into the world of enterprise investigations with our latest webinar series: Cyber Unpacked, Exploring Enterprise DFIR!
We’re proud to be offering the Magnet Forensics Scholarship Award for the fifth year since its inception in 2018!
We’re excited to introduce the latest new features in Magnet Witness, helping you streamline your digital video evidence acquisition and analysis.
Across policing agencies, the volume of mobile devices that need to be extracted and processed for criminal investigations present a persistent and increasing challenge, leading to delays in cases and the serving of justice.
New digital forensics technologies and techniques are constantly emerging. However, these advancements can be costly, especially for smaller law enforcement agencies. That’s where federal grant funding opportunities come in. Magnet Forensics offers a grant assistance program to help agencies acquire the necessary tools and training to stay ahead in the field. In this post, we’ll discuss how we can help you apply for—and increase your chances of obtaining—grant funding.
What is a Jump List? The term “Jump List” is used quite frequently in digital forensics and discussions regarding artifacts found on computers.
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