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According to McAfee’s latest report (The Hidden Costs of Cybercrime), the cost and damage of cyber-attacks can rise significantly if not resolved in a fast manner. Therefore, just as businesses and individuals worldwide transform and adapt quickly to new technology evolutions, it’s essential to apply the same mindset to cyber incidents.
A few days ago, I had an interesting discussion with Archan Choudhury about digital forensics practices. Archan is the Lead Cloud Security Incident Response & Digital Forensics for Informatica and also runs the popular Black Perl youtube channel.
Binalyze AIR v1.7.50 is now available. You can update directly from your product (shown below) or download it from the product page.
Do you remember how much time you spent acquiring an image, taking it to your lab, processing it with powerful machines running traditional forensics solutions in order to get a timeline of events that took place?
The first innovation of Binalyze was decreasing the evidence collection time to minutes from hours, if not days. The second one was making the overall acquisition process a fully automated workflow.
A couple of weeks ago, we released our new DRONE solution, which is set to transform remote digital forensics investigation by giving you the capability to quickly understand your network by acquiring and analyzing data across all endpoints in minutes.
Cyber-attacks are on the rise and getting more complex every day. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic and working remotely, security analysts experience new challenges of monitoring, detecting, and responding to cyber-attacks. And current incident response approach falls short.
This is the stable release of the previous RC version (v.1.7.45)
With the release of Binalyze AIR v1.8.0, we are introducing network capture capabilities to the acquisition profiles so you can capture both Network Flow (TCP/UDP connections) and PCAP IP packet data directly within the AIR platform. This upgrade brings significant advantages by further consolidating all your digital forensics activities into one solution and collaborative platform that delivers automation to save you time, reduce your costs and increase efficiency.
Binalyze, the leading provider of advanced Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) solutions, today announced it has raised €1.5 million in pre-seed funding led by Earlybird Digital East Fund. The funding will be used to accelerate the company’s growth and expansion across the US and Europe.
Being agile in dealing with, and handling, digital evidence is of great use when an incident happens. It is helpful to have a document that will clearly state the types of digital evidence required by a court or your internal compliance department, and how to collect them.
It’s 4 AM, and you’re in the midst of a blissful dream, sipping sangrias on a sun-kissed beach along the South coast. Everything is perfect until your phone erupts with a critical alert.