Magnet Forensics is a developer of digital investigations software that acquires, analyzes, reports on and manages evidence from computers, mobile phones, IoT devices and cloud services. Leveraging ...

As mobile phones continue to evolve to hold more data, support a larger number of apps, and increasingly utilize cloud storage, so too does the scope of crimes that can be committed using mobile ...

Magnet AXIOM allows investigators to track the full history of a piece of digital evidence to see where it originated, where it was stored and with whom it was shared. Magnet Forensics is awarding ...

Digital forensics has continued to grow in importance as enterprises deal with increasing amounts of digital data and the possibility of cyber-attackers infiltrating their systems. Digital forensics ...

Software composition analysis (SCA) and digital forensics are two ways of understanding what software artifacts make up a software system or application, and identifying their security impact. They ...

In part 1 of this article I discussed software forensics, generally what it is and why it’s needed. One of the big reasons there is such a need for software forensics is to interject objectivity into ...

Thoma Bravo, the private equity and growth capital firm, today announced that it would spend $1.8 billion CAD (~$1.34 billion) to acquire Magnet Forensics, a Waterloo-based company making software ...

Private equity firm Thoma Bravo is forging ahead with its security-related company buying spree, entering into an agreement to acquire publicly listed Canadian digital forensic software firm Magnet ...

The State Attorney’s office for the Eighth Judicial Circuit is transitioning to a digital forensic software called NICE Justice. The software replaces the Equity in Sentencing Analysis System used in ...

The word “forensic” comes from the Latin word “forensis” meaning “of or before the forum.” In ancient Rome, an accused criminal and the accusing victim would present their cases before a group in a ...

Micro Systemation, which offers its XRY “digital forensics system” to the law, allowing them to crack into iOS, Android, Windows Phone, BlackBerry, and webOS devices with relative ease. In the video ...