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We're bringing together the best in #DigitalInvestigations at Magnet User Summit 2027.
See why #MUS2027 is where the community comes together for an unforgettable experience.
📍 Austin, TX | March 8-10, 2027
Register today at magnetusersummit.com/
Magnet Automate 5.2 helps teams connect tools, reduce manual intervention, and turn forensic processes into standardized, repeatable workflows that can scale with growing case volumes.
See what’s new here: ow.ly/c8GY5105aaP #DFIR
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Join Brandon Epstein on Nov 11 for #AIUnpacked, where he’ll explore what makes an effective prompt, how prompting techniques can improve reliability, and the common mistakes investigators should watch for when incorporating AI into their workflows: ow.ly/BKw85104FKm
Join us on November 18 for a closer look at Magnet Graykey 2 with @cScottVance and Detective Michael Zito.
Learn how speeds up to 5x faster than the previous generation, along with new license options, can help labs move investigations forward faster: ow.ly/M5WW5104EYP
Magnet #Graykey #Fastrak expands mobile acquisition capacity by moving extractions to additional workstations, freeing up Graykey to continue gaining access to more devices.
Learn how new Graykey 2 online licensing options make it even easier: ow.ly/IaV85104wlp
In this blog, Chad Gish revisits a murder investigation where a video recovered from a suspect’s phone became the breakthrough investigators needed, revealing the plan, identifying a second suspect, and helping piece together what happened: ow.ly/LJIz51048Jf #DFIR
Magnet Axiom 10.5 and Magnet Axiom Cyber 10.5 are now available!
With these releases, we're helping investigative teams keep pace with evolving digital evidence.
Get the details on everything new in 10.5: ow.ly/PEEt5103TAF
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The #MagnetUserSummit2027 presentation catalog is here!
Start planning your #MUS2027 experience with sessions tackling the biggest questions in #DigitalInvestigations.
Explore the full catalog and take advantage of jumpstart pricing before Nov 13: ow.ly/MsKX5103Mzm #DFIR
With business email compromise, the fraudulent message may only be the tip of the iceberg. Jeff Rutherford breaks down a five-phase forensic workflow for investigating BEC and using #DigitalEvidence to guide containment, scoping, remediation, and recovery: ow.ly/83iT5103oY8
Meet Magnet Graykey 2!
The next generation of #Graykey is here, bringing up to 5x faster extraction speeds, improved performance, and new licensing options designed to help agencies scale their mobile forensics capabilities: ow.ly/AUFO5103mwM
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On November 4, #CyberUnpacked goes beyond malware to explore how responders can investigate BEC and fraud using Office 365 sign-in logs, forwarding rules, OAuth activity, transaction metadata, and more.
🔗 Save your spot: ow.ly/JZUW5102EAW
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Join us November 4 for our webinar, "Get ahead of the deadline: Grant readiness for 2027" to learn how your agency can start preparing before a Notice of Funding Opportunity is even released.
Register now: ow.ly/RY6T5102Esf
In this blog, Brandon Epstein explains the thinking behind the Magnet AI Research Lab, why peer-reviewed research matters for AI in digital forensics, and what we learned from our first published study: ow.ly/J1X15102yI4
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What makes #MagnetUserSummit a must-attend event? Hear directly from examiners, investigators, prosecutors, cybersecurity professionals, and digital forensics experts as they share what keeps them coming back.
Join us in Austin, March 8-10: magnetusersummit.com/.
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In his latest blog, Chad Gish explores how OSINT can turn an initial clue into an investigative lead, and how connecting publicly available information with physical device evidence can help investigators build a clearer, more complete picture: ow.ly/q0RL5101ThN #DFIR
Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) can tell investigators a lot more than whether remote access occurred.
In our latest blog, Jeff Rutherford breaks down the Windows artifacts that can help reconstruct an RDP session from both sides of the connection: ow.ly/C8cS5101lER #DFIR
⏰ Last chance to apply!
Applications for the Magnet Forensics Scholarship Awards close October 30.
If you’re looking to pursue a career in #DigitalForensics and haven’t submitted your application yet, now’s the time.
Apply here by October 30: ow.ly/L5Sn51019y6
Today, Magnet Forensics is proud to launch the Magnet AI Research Lab, dedicated to conducting and publishing peer-reviewed research on AI in digital forensics.
Learn more about the Magnet AI Research Lab in this announcement: ow.ly/JKWJ51015OF #DFIR #AIinDigitalForensics
On October 28, join us for our next #MobileUnpacked where @cScottVance will explore how health data is protected across iOS and Android and what investigators may be able to uncover through different levels of mobile extraction.
🔗 Register here: ow.ly/PJjo5100HxA #DFIR
Learn how technology, leadership, wellness initiatives, and collaboration can help agencies reduce unnecessary exposure to disturbing material, identify critical evidence faster, and strengthen investigative teams.
📘 Download the eBook here: ow.ly/bs9h5100I93 #DFIR
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Behind every image is a child who deserves to be identified.
Recently, NCMEC hosted a week-long Victim Identification Operation, sponsored by @MagnetForensics, bringing together 40 victim identification specialists representing 36 local, state, federal, and international law enforcement agencies.
Throughout the week, participants reviewed more than 400 series of CSAM, working together to uncover information that could help identify the children depicted. Those efforts resulted in 182 referrals to law enforcement, including 83 domestic and 99 international referrals.
Participants also reviewed more than 570 additional series depicting possible new content connected to previously submitted CyberTipline reports, helping determine whether children had already been identified or whether additional victim identification efforts were needed.
Operations like this demonstrate what is possible when expertise, technology, and collaboration come together with a shared purpose: identifying children, supporting investigations, and helping bring victims one step closer to safety.
We are grateful to every specialist who participated and to Magnet Forensics for supporting this important work.
