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Some of the leading digital forensics software tools on the market can be so burdensome to implement and so complex to operate that they open the door to serious errors with collection and processing of data. CYTER's experience illustrates that FTK is much easier to set up prior to collection and processing so you can be confident in your results.

Eide Bailly, a certified public accounting and business advisory firm were longtime users of FTK for digital investigations. When they heard AccessData developed the industry’s first centralized investigations platform accessible in the Cloud, they were eager to see how it could help them better serve clients.

Grant Thornton selected Summation for its integration with FTK, improving internal workflows and service quality through its rapid remote collection.

The regional financial agency in Lower Saxony uses AccessData FTK to track down tax evaders.

Law enforcement agencies around the world are facing a similar challenge: digital evidence is a key component of every investigation they conduct and the volume of data they must inspect continues to grow every year. Read the white paper to find out how new technology can help.

Today’s tech trends are having a tremendous impact on legal business operations. Nowhere is that more prominent than in protection and discovery, where mobility, social media and an increased volume of all types of data promise huge headaches for those responsible for data security and compliance.

After nearly four years of negotiations, European Union officials have finally reached agreement on a pan-European digital privacy law that, once approved by the European Parliament and EU governments, will go into effect in 2018. This new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) creates a strict legal framework for how companies can use personal information collected online.

Built to interoperate with mobile and e-discovery solutions, FTK® helps you find relevant evidence faster, dramatically increases analysis speed and reduces backlogs. It’s the only solution that utilizes a single case database, creating a clear picture of the event.