DOMEX also supports several mission objectives including biometric identification and other sensitive site exploitation and intelligence gathering objectives. Users of DOMEX tools range from non-technical operators to technically trained forensic examiners.
The following cover the options available for analyzing digital devices at Levels 1 and 2:
The key factors for organizations to consider when equipping operators are:
Factors associated with Level 1 primarily involve time on target. Options at this level range from bag and tag (for forensic analysis), imaging of devices, or forensic triage of electronic devices on-scene. There are both risks and rewards for each approach and the options deployed are most often associated with the situational risk factors.
Factors associated with Level 2 missions primarily involve tools, processing power, and communication capabilities. When sending data back for analysis at level 3, data transfer speeds can prohibit sending large amounts of data. Gathering as much intelligence as possible from devices can be critical, especially when time is of the essence. With terabyte storage capacities today, full drive acquisitions are inefficient due to dead space, system files, etc. Restricting the amount of data across networks is critical.
Designed for non-technical operators, Triage-G2 PRO will rapidly scan, extract, and analyze critical intelligence from iOS/Android smartphones, tablets, computers (Mac, Windows, Linux) and digital devices. The software is typically deployed in the field for reconnaissance on a small, rugged USB key but it can also be licensed to a computer or in a full biometric identity kit.