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How ADF Solutions Forensic Software Ties a Suspect to a Keyboard

ADF Solutions is a leading provider of digital forensics software that helps law enforcement agencies and organizations investigate and prosecute cybercrime. One of the key features of ADF Solutions..

3 Ways Digital Forensic Software Can Improve Forensic Lab Operations

Digital forensic software has revolutionized how forensic labs operate, allowing examiners to collect, analyze, and report digital evidence faster and more efficiently.

Memory Forensics: Effective Digital Forensics Investigations Basics

RAM dump forensics, also known as memory analysis or live analysis, is a crucial aspect of digital forensics. It involves analyzing the contents of a computer's volatile memory (RAM) to extract..

5 Things Every ICAC Commander Needs to Know

Child sexual abuse materials are defined as images or videos which show a child engaged or depicted as being engaged in explicitly sexual material [1].

Mac Triage Made Easy: Using the Mac Remote Agent with ADF

Mac Triage just got a whole lot easier.

How does digital forensic software track cryptocurrency transactions?

Digital forensic software is used to track cryptocurrency transactions by analyzing the blockchain.

Why is Digital Forensic Training Important?

Digital forensics involves collecting, analyzing, and presenting computer-related evidence for use in criminal and civil investigations.

What is ESI? Learn about Electronically Stored Information

Electronically stored information (ESI) is any data stored or transmitted electronically, including emails, documents, images, video, audio, messages, and other files.

Using AI to Speed Up Corporate Forensics Investigations

The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to speed up corporate forensics investigations is becoming a popular way for businesses to quickly and accurately gather evidence.

Uncovering Hidden Evidence: A Brief Guide to E-Discovery

Electronic discovery or e-discovery is identifying, collecting, and exchanging electronically stored information (ESI) for a legal case or an investigation ^[1].