Magnet Forensics
One suspect leaves evidence on a phone, two laptops and three cloud accounts. Most teams need five tools to follow it. Magnet AXIOM needs one.
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Gopalakrishnan Nair
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Oxygen Forensics
Somewhere on that phone is the message that breaks the case. Across 35,000+ devices, 100+ cloud services and every messenger app, Oxygen Forensic Detective is built to find it.
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Belkasoft
A laptop, a phone, a drone, a car's infotainment unit, and whatever's hiding in live memory — Belkasoft X reads them all, in one case file.
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NUIX
When investigative journalists needed to crack 11.5 million leaked documents — the Panama Papers — they ran them through Nuix. This is the engine built for the cases too big for everything else.
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OpenText
Any forensic tool can find evidence. Only one has spent over twenty years proving, in courtrooms worldwide, that the evidence holds. That's EnCase — now OpenText Forensic.
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Exterro
When the FBI Washington Field Office needed to process evidence in hours, not days, on one of the highest-profile investigations in recent memory, it turned to Exterro FTK.
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Paraben Corporation
A smartwatch counting steps. An Alexa that was listening. A games console full of chats. The evidence isn't only on the phone anymore — and Paraben's E3 was built to read all of it.
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Passware
You've seized the device and imaged the disk. Then a password stops everything cold. Passware is how you get past it.
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Sumuri
Most forensic tools were built for Windows and quietly give up on a Mac. SUMURI built theirs for the Apple devices everyone else struggles with.
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Compelson (MOBILedit)
They deleted the chat, then deleted the app. MOBILedit still pulls it back — Compelson reads mobile apps deeper than almost anything in the field.
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