We often see more mobile devices come into our forensic lab than traditional computers (desktops and laptops). One reason for that is because mobile devices are consistently becoming more like ...

Understanding how criminals communicate is key to counterterrorism and law enforcement operations. Today, the world is growing interconnected with the prevalence and popularity of smartphones, tablets ...

Oxygen Forensics, the worldwide developer and provider of advanced forensic data examination tools for mobile devices, announced today the general availability of Oxygen Forensic Detective, an ...

Companies can quickly and efficiently collect data from devices, regardless of where they are located. Oxygen Forensics, a global leader in digital forensics for law enforcement, government agencies, ...

As mobile devices have become ubiquitous, so has the need for lawyers to collect information from them to use in litigation. Due to the unique data collection challenges posed by these devices, ...

Availability through both contract vehicles will streamline procurement options for Cellebrite's industry-leading UFED solutions, saving federal customers time, money and resources. Select technology ...

PETAH TIKVA, Israel & GLEN ROCK, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cellebrite: NEWS FACTS: Cellebrite announces the launch of the UFED Touch, a high-performance solution for investigators to extract and decode ...

Trying to get computer forensics data out of mobile smartphones and tablets in order to conduct investigations is hard — often much harder than on PCs, laptops or Macs — and experts say that forensics ...

PHOENIX--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Downstreem, a global digital forensics company specializing in mobile devices and complex forensic analysis, today announces its new product, StreemView, a mobile device ...

PITTSBURGH — The Allegheny County Mobile Device Forensic Examiner ranked second out of nearly 4,000 digital forensic examiners across the country. The U.S. Secret Service’s National Computer Forensics ...

Grayshift, a provider of mobile device forensics technology to law enforcement and government investigative agencies, has received a strategic growth investment from private equity firm Thoma Bravo.

Apple unveiled the iPhone in June 2007, a month after the National Institute of Standards and Technology issued "Guidelines on Cell Phone Forensics." Seven years later, NIST is revising its guidance ...