Responding at Scale with Magnet RESPONSE 

As DFIR leaders face increasing data volumes, complex infrastructure, and increasing pressure to deliver results faster, many are considering the move to cloud-based forensics solutions. But what does a migration to the cloud look like? Join Doug Metz and Jeff Rutherford for a session designed for leaders looking for real insights and considerations when planning their move to the cloud. This high-level overview won’t just outline the benefits of cloud adoption; we’ll provide a balanced perspective, exploring both the potential advantages and the essential components that may be better suited to remain on-premises. From scalability and collaboration to regulatory considerations and data security, we’ll dive into the practical realities, risks, and rewards of moving your lab to the cloud.

Mobile devices have become indispensable tools in the modern workplace, enabling more than just checking email. Employees now browse the web, access sensitive company data, and conduct daily business operations on mobile devices. The vast amount of data stored on these devices makes them invaluable sources of evidence in digital forensics investigations for eDiscovery or internal investigations. Join Jeff Rutherford, Forensic Consultant, and Andrea Hruska, Senior Product Marketing Manager, as they share common challenges in mobile device forensics, and how the combined power of Magnet Verakey and Magnet Axiom Cyber help solve them. Together, these two solutions empower you to access and extract full file system data from mobile devices, combine it with data from computer and cloud evidence, and then do a deep dive analysis.

As our roads become more and more congested, we continue to see high rates of traffic crashes and accidents with high fatality rates. While traditional crash investigations traditionally focused heavily on reconstructing the physical scene, the range of mobile data available in modern iOS and Android devices adds a crucial new dimension: the digital traffic crash scene.