The forensic world is drowning in digital data. Traditional forensic tools are scrambling to keep up, looking for methods to scale up to handle enormous media files, allow improved collaboration, and the capability to exploit a tsunami of data sets and file types. The end result? Mission Impossible.
Enter Truxton. A revolutionary, automated forensics platform that is built from the ground up to scale out, down, and up. Truxton was designed for multi-user, collaborative forensic environments to handle big data, and turn raw data into actionable information.
Data volume is increasing at an exponential rate. The only way to solve this problem is to use distributed forensic processing, which allows you to share the workload over as many machines as you need to get the job done.
By separating components, Truxton allows you to leverage the hardware you have, expand to a larger network or secure cloud environment, and still take a fully functional laptop lab right into the field. This allows Truxton to be suitable for lab, ADF, regional, and national agency environments, right out of the box.
Truxton uses a distributed loading process that works in the background, allowing you to leverage multiple machines and pause or prioritize your work without losing data. You can even review data while it loads.
Truxton is more than a fancy file viewer. It is a powerful exploitation program that searches within your data and creates actionable information in summary form.
Truxton automatically records your findings in a jury-ready report, complete with directory information and definitions, and it logs every step and process you use in the investigation, making your time on the stand easier than ever before. There’s even automatic management reports that keep track of all of the investigations, data, and resources used in your lab!
One of the shortcomings of traditional forensic tools is the siloed nature of the data extracted from each piece of seized media. Once data is extracted, it is usually stored in a database that is ‘locked’ into the software tool that performed the extraction.
This prevents investigators from simultaneously looking at all of the files pertinent to an investigation in a single place. It also eliminates the possibility of making any correlation between other, seemingly unrelated or historical cases.
Truxton uses a single database repository that allows media to be used in multiple investigations, without reloading. It also allows Truxton to provide alerts for shared entities like passwords, SSIDs, credit card numbers, or other user-defined terms. It can also report hash hits, sensitive site violations and Yara malware alerts across broad geographic or organizational boundaries.
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