Oxygen Analytic Center enables real-time, browser-based collaborative data review and analysis anytime, anywhere, by authorized investigators and eDiscovery professionals. Seamless access and collaboration: A secure, browser-based platform with secure role-based data Powerful data control: Data resides behind your firewall, protected [...]
About the National Cyber Crime Conference The National Cyber Crime Conference is one of the premier training events for law enforcement investigators, prosecutors, and forensic examiners in the world. The first NCCC was held in 2012. Working together with our [...]
What do you do on a snow day? Is your back up for shoveling mountains of snow? Lots of snow, dogs are happy, trees are bending, and cleaning up the parking lot with a really big shovel. [...]
Version 15.3 of Oxygen Forensic® Detective (OFD) is available. This version comes equipped with: LastPass cloud extraction Import of Tinder Archives Support for various new mobile apps Support for over 34,800 Apps Brute force enhancements for Samsung, Huawei, and Motorola [...]
The new Call Log and CDR comparison feature allows investigators to compare the mobile/smartphone device's call and messages log with the data collected and provided by the mobile operator. This takes away the time-consuming process of merging the call log [...]
Esto sirve como una invitación oficial para que usted y los miembros de su equipo asistan a la Cumbre de Investigación Cibernética 2022 - Investigación Cibernética Internacional y Análisis Forense Digital. El evento será el martes 5 de abril en [...]
Digital Forensics and Mobile Device Forensics tools continue to develop and improve each year. In 2022 you will need to decide what solutions will be best for your lab and team. Some of your tools will be replaced with newer, [...]
The 1st International Cybersecurity Congress was held (27-SEP to 01-OCT 2021) in Pachuca, Hidalgo - Mexico at the C5i Center. Simón Vargas Aguilar, the Secretary of the Government, on behalf of Governor Omar Fayad Meneses, shared a plan to combat [...]
Where has your face been? How many cameras have taken your photo today? Do you have to smile for your smartphone or device to get access to said device? I think probably yes. Facial recognition algorithms are being employed in [...]