Dell empowers further organizations to meet their objectives

http://content.dell.com/us/en/corp/d/press-releases/2011-3-24-mobile-forensics.aspx

Dell announced today that law enforcement and intelligence forensics teams can now easily access and collect digital evidence through the company’s innovative new Mobile Digital Forensics solution. Building on Dell’s original Digital Forensics solution for parallel processing of digital evidence, the new solution adds a mobile capability that can automatically and securely examine data in triage mode at the scene of the crime, allowing for the efficient analysis of time-sensitive, actionable information.

Law enforcement and intelligence forensics teams can now easily access and collect digital evidence through Dell’s innovative new Mobile Digital Forensics solution.

To avoid delays in evidence collection, the new solution uses the latest technology to provide quick and secure identification of evidence on PCs, laptops and mobile phones (including MAC OS and Linux), both volatile memory and hard drives, USB sticks and other external memory devices, and satellite navigation systems. Investigative organizations typically remove devices such as computers, phones, USB devices and other digital devices from a crime scene in order to properly analyze the information stored on them. The Mobile Digital Forensics solution now allows on-site investigation of any digital storage device using one piece of technology.

An interesting article illustrating the work that Dell has been doing in order to aid law enforcement agencies and intelligence forensics teams to collect the evidence and share the information they need in order to continue their work. It’s always interesting reading about the range of technologies used as well as the unique operating environments and requirements that different fields have and endure, what works in one sector might not in another, but equally might illustrate opportunities or issues that we might not have thought about or encountered, do check it out.

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