top of page
Welcome to our blog!
Our space to share
This is our little corner where we share test cases, product features, forensic tips, and anything else we find interesting along the way. 😊


Ever bought a new drive and then realised...now you have to move EVERYTHING over?
Maybe you bought a new drive because your old drive is running out of space...or maybe u wanted something fast...or maybe you're just moving to newer storage. But here's the problem...how do I move all my existing data over to this new disk? If it’s just a few files, moving them over probably isn’t too much trouble. But if we’re talking about HUGE files, or even an entire OS drive with all your applications, settings and configurations...I believe that is a huge hassle (been
1 min read


What is Disk Wiping?
Today let's talk about Disk Wiping! Let's start with what disk wiping is... no, not this kind of wiping Disk wiping securely removes data from a storage device so that it cannot be recovered. It is a recognised approach to media sanitization under the NIST SP 800-88 guidelines. What about formatting? Is that wiping your disk? No. Formatting recreates the file system and may remove access to the files, but recoverable data can still remain. Secure wiping sanitises the drive us
1 min read


Mobile Live Forensics with MD-LIVE
Today we talk about Live Forensics (Triage) for mobile phones! In an on-scene triage examination, instead of immediately performing a complete forensic examination, investigators can carry out a quick, targeted extraction to identify potentially relevant information such as messages, photos, contacts, call logs or other artefacts. Select specific files and apps in MD-LIVE This can help them determine whether the device requires a more detailed examination and what the next st
1 min read


8 Video Analytic Features (ft. S21 CCTV)
Today, we dive into Video Forensics! When it comes to video evidence, things can get big really fast. Video can become big data easily because of the sheer volume and variety of footage involved. Volume: Video files can be very large, especially at higher resolutions, creating huge amounts of data to store, process and review. Variety: different cameras, formats, resolutions, quality levels etc. A single CCTV system can generate hours or even days of footage across different
2 min read
bottom of page
