Computers hold evidence in the form of emails, internet history, documents, and other files relevant to crimes and internal matters. To better address the complexity of these digital investigations, forensic examiners and analysts need powerful and proven solutions to support organizations and government agencies. Investigators need reliable forensic solutions to help them acquire, analyze, and report on digital evidence in a way that is both legally admissible and protects an organization.

As remote and hybrid work becomes the norm, it’s also critical to have the ability to quickly and defensibly collect and analyze data from computers no matter where endpoints are located.

Investigators need solutions that allow their teams to access and collect relevant data from the broadest range of computer endpoints—without disrupting productivity or compromising forensic integrity.

• Remote and hybrid workforces make endpoints harder to access and control
• Device diversity (Windows, macOS, Linux) complicates collection and analysis
• Massive data volumes make it difficult to quickly find what matters most
• Complex permissions and outdated legacy tools slow investigations and increase risk
• Maintaining standard operating procedures and ensuring minimal disruption to everyday workflows while preforming collections is a top concern