<p>Digital forensics is the cornerstone of data breach investigations, enabling experts to uncover, analyze and interpret digital evidence. Businesses use digital forensics tools to conduct <a href=”https://www.techtarget.com/searchsecurity/definition/incident-response”>incident response</a> and recover data. Companies also rely on these tools to analyze how a breach occurred, whether attackers accessed or exfiltrated data and how the malicious actors moved through the network.</p>
<p>Armed with digital forensics data, organizations can more accurately describe an attack to affected stakeholders and law enforcement. What’s more, digital forensics generates information that helps companies better understand the tactics, techniques and procedures of cybercriminal groups.</p>
<p>Digital forensics tools range from all-encompassing suites to dedicated single products designed for specific tasks. Listed here are 10 tools used and respected by digital forensics experts for either criminal investigations, incident response or both.</p>
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<p>Cellebrite is the go-to provider of mobile forensics, offering broad support for mobile devices, as well as advanced data exfiltration. The company markets a variety of forensics platforms, including Cellebrite Universal Forensic Extraction Device, Cellebrite Inseyets, Cellebrite Physical Analyzer and Cellebrite Inspector.</p>
<p>Cellebrite products can be used in concert with other digital forensics tools. For example, a cybersecurity investigator can use Magnet Axiom for computer forensics and then switch to Cellebrite for mobile data extraction and analysis.</p>
<p>The company modernized its platform in 2025 to include a cloud version that enhances collaboration. It also added AI-powered enhancements aimed at reducing case review time. It can also detect AI modifications to images.</p>
<p>Contact Cellebrite for information and pricing about each of its forensics platforms.</p>
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<p>Magnet Forensics’ Axiom is commonl
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