Drones are showing up at more incidents. Now investigators have the tools to match.

We've acquired V2 Forensics, bringing Disero — an industry-first drone forensics solution — into the Magnet ecosystem.

👉 Read the announcement: https://ow.ly/qAks50YNwS6

Badge acquired @magnetforensics.bsky.social #MUS2026

#MagnetAI brings intelligence to every step of the investigation.

Designed to enhance — never replace — human judgement.

Every insight explainable. Verifiable. Grounded in evidence.

And this is just the beginning.

magnetforensics.com/magnet-ai/

In the third installment of our #AIinDigitalForensics series, Brandon Epstein explores how #AI can reduce workloads, help address backlogs and burnout, and act as a “pointer” to likely leads — while keeping it on investigators to validate the evidence: https://ow.ly/iB6i50YC0HP

New this year at #MUS2026!

Join us for Shop Talk Lounge Sessions, designed for real discussion, bringing peers together to share unique perspectives, and proudly sponsored by TRM Labs.

Save your spot for a session here: https://ow.ly/arql50YJTMr

Register today for the live Magnet User Summit 2026 keynote! Experience the Magnet User Summit 2026 keynote live! | April 21 at 8:45AM CT

We’re a week away from the #MagnetUserSummit 2026 keynote on April 21!

Join this one-time livestream to get an exclusive look at what’s next for Magnet Forensics in 2026 — from AI to Magnet One and beyond.

Register now: https://ow.ly/oPJB50YHao0

#DFIR #DigitalForensics #MUS2026

Introducing live endpoint explorer in Magnet Nexus Learn about the new Live Endpoint Explorer in Magnet Nexus for faster endpoint triage and precise data collection.

With the new Live Endpoint Explorer in #MagnetNexus, #DFIR and investigative teams can get fast visibility into endpoint file and folder trees — enabling precise data collection without switching between tools.

Learn more and see it in action: https://ow.ly/M2T150YIRcy

S1:E7 // Overcoming AI & deepfake defense in ICAC cases - Magnet Forensics Artificial intelligence is increasingly being invoked in child exploitation cases as a defense strategy, with claims that images are AI-generated, deepfakes, and that no real child is being depicted—all to create confusion and undermine proof.

Our latest #LegalUnpacked episode will dive into how ICAC prosecutors and investigators can arm themselves with practical strategies to identify, analyze, and rebut AI-based defenses.

Tune in on April 15: https://ow.ly/z9Q450YIsMr #DFIR #DigitalInvestigations

State of Enterprise #DFIR 2026 insight: The need for real-time collaboration is becoming a central driver for SaaS adoption.

Why it matters: Collaboration is becoming a prerequisite for keeping pace with volumes, timelines, and expectations.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/N78I50YHbuv

Join us for an exclusive livestream of the Magnet User Summit 2026 keynote!

On April 21, hear how we’re driving innovation forward — and what’s next for #DigitalInvestigations in 2026.

Register now to watch live from 8:45–10:00 AM CDT (no recording will be available): ow.ly/6Spf50YHanW

Building or modernizing a #DigitalForensics lab in the public sector requires balancing people, process, and technology.

This blog breaks down key considerations for creating a lab that can support investigations today and scale for tomorrow: ow.ly/KiBr50YH7Jo

#DFIR #DigitalInvestigations

The MUS 2026 #CTF is almost here and there’s still time to jump in!

Compete in Operation Candy to test your #DFIR skills and win:

- Ray‑Ban Meta Glasses
- Magnet Merch
- Participant CTF Coins

Spots are limited, so don’t miss out! Register to join us April 22: www.magnetusersummit.com.

We’re coming to Ottawa on May 13–14 for the Magnet Canada Summit — two days of learning, collaboration, and hands‑on insight into the future of #DigitalInvestigations.

Learn more and secure your free spot today: https://ow.ly/kuzn50YFOWb #DFIR #DigitalForensics #MagnetCanadaSummit

We’ll be in Appleton, WI for the 2026 Wisconsin ICAC Conference on April 14–16, connecting with ICAC teams and investigators who are tackling some of today’s most challenging cases.

If you’re attending, be sure to find us to talk more about how we can help in the fight again child exploitation.

If you’re a prosecutor looking to confidently interpret, analyze, and present digital evidence, Axiom Digital Evidence Reporting: A Prosecutor’s Toolkit (AP100) is designed to help.

Join us in person:

- May 19–21 — McLean, VA
- June 9–11 — Morristown, NJ

Register here: https://ow.ly/qJwl50YEXb0

Getting the right amount of mobile data required for corporate investigations - Magnet Forensics Mobile devices are indispensable tools in the modern workplace. The vast amount of data stored on these devices makes them invaluable sources of evidence in digital forensics investigations.

How much mobile data is enough in a corporate investigation?

Join our webinar on April 8 to learn more about getting the right amount of mobile data — without slowing investigations or over‑collecting.

Register here: https://ow.ly/IFgj50YCQZ8

#MobileForensics #DFIR #CorporateInvestigations

Magnet One Case Stream: Accelerating digital investigations through connected workflows - Magnet Forensics As digital crime grows more complex, disconnected tools and delayed evidence can slow investigations. Magnet One changes that.

Disconnected workflows can slow investigations and add unnecessary complexity.

On April 8, join us to learn how #MagnetOne #CaseStream supports faster, more efficient #DigitalInvestigations by connecting workflows across teams and tools.

Save your spot: https://ow.ly/9mBo50YCQQy #DFIR

Air-gapped forensic labs: Strengthening mobile workflows Explore how air‑gapped forensic labs can eliminate manual transfers and accelerate mobile extraction and processing.

Working in air‑gapped environments?

See how Magnet Graykey Fastrack and Axiom Express can help strengthen mobile workflows without slowing down #DigitalInvestigations.

Read the blog: ow.ly/ZUSp50YCQFr

#MobileForensics #DFIR #DigitalInvestigations

AI has become one of the dominant forces reshaping #DigitalForensics.

68% of respondents now use AI in their #DigitalInvestigations — up dramatically from just 20% in 2024.

Get more insights like this in our State of #EnterpriseDFIR 2026 report: https://ow.ly/gK7E50YCQvn

#DFIR #IncidentResponse

We’re heading to NetDiligence #CyberRiskSummit Toronto on Apr 8–9!

Be sure not to miss “Sector Risk: Financial Institutions Under Fire — Fraud, Account Takeover & Social Engineering,” a speaking session featuring our own Trey Amick. Learn more:
https://ow.ly/KziE50YCBQT

#MUS2026 registrants: Are you ready for our onsite CTF?

On April 22, step into Operation Candy—an interactive investigative hunt where you’ll analyze digital evidence, connect the dots, and help take down a drug trafficking operation.

Save your spot within the Event Portal!

Magnet Forensics wins 2026 Globee® Award for Cybersecurity Innovation in Incident Analysis and Response Magnet Forensics wins a 2026 Globee® Cybersecurity Award for forensic-grade remote incident response, empowering DFIR teams to investigate and respond across distributed environments.

Magnet Forensics has won a 2026 Globee® #Cybersecurity Award!

We have been recognized in the Incident Analysis and Response Solution category for our ability to help organizations investigate #cyberattacks with forensic depth remotely and at scale: https://ow.ly/pr6f50YCs3J

We’re holding AI to a standard to which we’ve never held humans Part of our AI in Digital Forensics series, this article explores why AI error is judged differently—and how it improves evidence collection.

In the second post of our #AIinDigitalForensics series, Brandon Epstein explores the double standard around AI and humans and the opportunity presented to improve current practices and better understand error rates: ow.ly/ELmt50YBXW4 #DFIR

S1:E6 // AI on trial: Understanding AI for lawyers - Magnet Forensics Artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming a regular part of our daily lives—including modern criminal prosecutions and courtroom practice. In this episode of Legal Unpacked, Justin Fitzsimmons introduces a clear three-dimensional AI framework for lawyers, distinguishing capabilities, tools, and applications, and explaining the current reality of narrow AI that drives most systems in use today.   Prosecutors will gain a practical understanding of generative AI, including how it creates content, where it fails, and why documented breakdowns in the legal profession matter for...

In the next episode of #LegalUnpacked on April 1, Justin Fitzsimmons will explore how AI is being used in investigations today, how it’s being challenged in court, and what lawyers need to understand as these technologies become part of the legal record: https://ow.ly/mYY550YATZ3

Magnet Unlocked | Tool proliferation in DFIR: Why our toolkits keep growing (and what that really means) Read this March 2026 issue of Magnet Unlocked on why DFIR toolkits keep growing—and how integration gaps create investigative friction.

#DFIR toolkits keep growing — not because investigators are chasing new tools, but because modern cases demand it.

Hear from Doug Metz about why tool proliferation isn’t the problem we think it is, and what it means for speed, consistency, and reporting: https://ow.ly/5INW50YzUm8

AX250: Axiom Advanced Computer Forensics is now available in an online self‑paced format.

This training is built for experienced #DigitalForensics practitioners who want to deepen their expertise with Magnet #Axiom. Learn more: https://ow.ly/lIH750Yy6N2 #DFIR

S4:E3 // Deducing the duplications: Understanding duplicated data in file systems - Magnet Forensics Both iOS and Android are known to keep multiple copies of certain data, but the reason why isn't always the same. Not all copies are created equal! In this episode of Mobile Unpacked, we will explore why data gets duplicated across both iOS and Android and how those duplicates can be ignored or crucial to your investigation.

Both iOS and Android are known to keep multiple copies of certain data, but the reason why isn’t always the same. Not all copies are created equal! On March 25, join us for our next #MobileUnpacked, where Christopher Vance will explore the duplication of data: https://ow.ly/QMH950YxEBP

Why human validation matters—and why fear doesn’t help Part of our AI in Digital Forensics series, this article explores why the challenge isn’t trusting AI—but governing it responsibly.

There’s growing tension around AI in #DigitalForensics — between its potential and the need for human judgment. In the first post of this series, our Co‑Founder Jad Saliba explores why AI should be a partner, not a replacement, in #DigitalInvestigations: ow.ly/UYZA50YxAWq

Redefining what's possible in digital investigations Magnet User Summit 2026, April 20-22, Nashville, TN. Kickstart your knowledge with the latest in Magnet Forensics innovations and industry trends—all from the top minds in the DFIR field.

We’re officially one month away from #MagnetUserSummit 2026!

Don't miss your chance for hands‑on learning, thought leadership, networking with the #DFIR community, and so much more at #MUS2026 .

Save your spot: https://ow.ly/M1R150Yx0mV

A checklist for building a private-sector digital forensics lab A practical checklist for building or leveling up a private‑sector digital forensics lab—from scope and tools to storage and training.

Thinking about building—or upgrading—a private‑sector #DigitalForensics lab?

This checklist walks through the key considerations teams often overlook, helping you plan for scale, efficiency, and investigative reality.

Read the blog: ow.ly/1wtY50YwSyJ

#DFIR #DigitalInvestigations