Knowledge Library

In the aftermath of the shooting in the Colorado Century Aurora 16 theater complex on July, 2012, Detective Mike Leiker, lead forensic investigator with the Aurora police department, quickly went to work investigating the devices collected from the suspect. Read his account of the investigation, and how FTK was crucial to help him uncover the evidence needed to bring the killer to justice.

UBI Banca set a strategic objective of building its own internal audit and IT operations capabilities. The team realized that a key first step would be to acquire software tools that would support their professionals.

This case study of Global 500 Health Care company is based on a June 2016 survey of AD eDiscovery customers by TechValidate, a 3rd party research service. Read how the profiled company was able to improve their e-discovery processes using AD eDiscovery.

This case study of an energy utilities company is based on a June 2016 survey of AD eDiscovery customers by TechValidate, a 3rd party research service. Read how the profiled company was able to improve their e-discovery processes using AD eDiscovery.

Mobile Phone Examiner Plus® (MPE+) helps Reno Police Department streamline ever-increasing case load problem.

Legaltech® News reported last year that “cloud adoption is approaching a tipping point” in the legal services marketplace. Within this sector, the most dynamic area of technology innovation for cloud migration has taken place in the area of e-discovery. This white paper explores six tips for how to identify the best course of action in the migration of your e-discovery platform to the cloud.

While Office 365® offers a significant and useful set of productivity, collaboration and other services, it is not the only solution that most organizations will need to satisfy their archiving, data security, encryption, and in particular, their e-discovery requirements. This white paper from Osterman Research, sponsored by AccessData, takes a look at areas in which organizations should consider using a third-party vendor to help supplement some of the limitations when using Office 365 alone.

Now that your data is in the cloud, when the discovery request arrives or the corporate investigation commences, how do you collect that data from the cloud in a manner that is efficient, comprehensive and done with forensic integrity?

When planning future investments in an enterprise-wide digital investigation solution, CIOs should look for a solution that can help simplify the investigation workflow, improve staff efficiency, and reduce data movement between platforms and teams.

UK companies in every major industry are at risk for cybersecurity intrusions and the telecommunications industry has learned they are especially vulnerable. Download this white paper to find out why UK telecom companies are embracing a new set of technology tools to help them mitigate these risks.

Customers talk about why they love attending ADUS and what new attendees can look forward to.

Information security professionals need to become more aware of the personal risks that they face, the legal landscape for incident response and security generally, and how to best protect themselves, their jobs and their careers. Aravind Swaminathan, partner at Orrick, will draw on his experience representing and advising information security professionals in connection with large data security events, and offer practical advice on how to keep you and your career protected.

Learn how leveraging the cloud can help service providers get a secure, flexible solution for managing the diverse needs of their clients.

Global organizations need tools that create the appropriate balance between collecting relevant evidence for investigations and maintaining privacy rights. Learn how AccessData’s solutions help ensure you’re protecting data integrity and privacy throughout an investigation.

As agencies continue to grapple with increased backlog from growing, more complex caseloads, it’s even more critical that teams can collaborate effectively and zero in on relevant evidence faster. Learn how AccessData can help.

FTK® is built for speed, stability and ease of use. It provides comprehensive processing and indexing up front, so filtering and searching is faster than with any other product. This means you can zero in on the relevant evidence quickly, dramatically increasing your analysis speed.

Whether you’re investigating a data breach, employee misconduct, or potential IT policy violation, you need to covertly access multiple operating systems and encrypted endpoints, without alerting employees or disrupting business operations. Only AD Enterprise 7.3 supports the mass deployment of remote Mac agents to expand your forensic collection capabilities to endpoints running on a macOS operating system, up to macOS 10.15 (Catalina). Our integration with Jamf® remote agent deployment eliminates the need for manual intervention, allowing the user to covertly preview and search live data at the Mac endpoint, before initiating a targeted collection.

In the heat of legal review, you want to gain speed and capacity without burning through resources. AD QBlaze from AccessData provides a blazing-fast, flexible desktop review experience delivered in a unique SaaS (software-as-a-service) model, fully managed by AccessData and built with the power of Amazon. With QBlaze, you get the performance of a desktop app and a rapidly autoscaling database and engine with Elastic Cloud Processing—with little to no IT management required or burden to infrastructure—for unmatched efficiency, consistent peak performance and deep cost savings.

The AccessData® Academic Program provides colleges and universities the necessary tools to offer state-of-the-art digital forensics training.

Download a review of AD Enterprise, as published in Forensic Focus. Jade James reviews the product's key features, including the ability to preview live data; filtering and targeting options for those who only want to retrieve data that is pertinent; the ability to conduct live memory analysis to find traces of malware; and identification and removal of unapproved process by wiping or killing remotely.

These are challenging times for organizations and professionals engaged in forensic analysis and e-discovery. Investigations are multiplying and diversifying—there are more of them, and new types of cases arise all the time. As volumes and complexity increase, meeting deadlines and reaching beneficial outcomes become more difficult. Tackling today’s challenging investigations requires smarter solutions that can accommodate the changing nature of investigations and empower diversifying teams. This ebook explores the changing landscape of digital forensics and how machine learning can help.

The May 25, 2018 deadline for the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is quickly approaching. Are you ready for it? This AccessData sponsored eBook by Osterman Research provides a background and history of the GDPR, what is considered personal data, what your obligations are and how technology can help you in your ongoing compliance journey.

The data available to modern investigators may be a threat to criminals; surveillance, communications and transactions create a backlog that could take years to go through. This book explores the processes, standards and tools necessary for today’s investigators to accelerate their search and discover more impactful intel.

Digital Discovery Technology Planning

Top 5 Reasons Why People Choose FTK

It’s your investigation. What’s your solution? How to determine what you need to crack your case.

What’s on your mobile? Ready or not, mobile data is on the rise. What’s happening and what’s next?

Survey says! Top 5 reasons why people choose Summation.

Research findings highlight the top enterprise digital investigation challenges and tips to plan for the future.