New White Paper Lists 10 Must-Have Mobile Forensic Skills

Last year we published a series of blogs, “Being Forensically Curious,” that was based on a presentation coauthored by Magnet Director of Forensics Jessica Hyde and Forensic Consultant Cesar Quezada. That presentation, “Mobile App Parsing – All About that Data” is available as a recorded webinar here. Both the webinar and the blog series outline … Continued

Taking Magnet.AI Up a Notch in AXIOM 2.0

When we introduced Magnet.AI at this time last year, we were proud to be the first in the industry to introduce contextual chat content classification. One year later, Magnet AXIOM is still the only digital forensics tool that uses machine learning to identify messages that contain potential illicit content—and we’re proud to add new classifiers … Continued

Better Case Starting Points with Magnet AXIOM’s New Case Dashboard

All data is not equal in a forensic examination—and the more data that’s available, the more difficult it is to organize and prioritize. As data volumes grow and users struggle to find the meaning across large swaths of evidence, the need for better digital evidence organization has continued to resonate. Magnet AXIOM’s new Case Dashboard, … Continued

Connections in Magnet AXIOM Q&A Part 1

This is the first part in a two-part series. You can read Part 2 here. In our previous blog post, “Telling the Story of Digital Evidence,” we outlined how the Connections feature in Magnet AXIOM automatically shows where key digital evidence came from, where it is currently located, who it was shared with and when … Continued

The AXIOM Performance Journey: How Much Faster is it Now?

By Jad Saliba, Founder & CTO of Magnet Forensics It’s almost been two years since we released Magnet AXIOM v1.0, and it’s been quite the ride since that release day! AXIOM was created primarily because we were looking to add more functionality to IEF — but IEF was based on a platform that was reaching … Continued

Catching Up with the Magnet User Summit CTF Winners

This week, DFIR and infosec professionals converge on Las Vegas this week for the Black Hat and DEFCON conferences, each of which has its own Capture the Flag (CTF) competition. We thought we’d take a fond look back at the success of our own first-ever CTF, held in May in conjunction with our User Summit, … Continued