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Customer advisoryOpenText™ Tableau Imager 20.3 is now availableOpenText is pleased to announce the release of OpenText™ Tableau Imager (TIM) 20.3. This version contains new features and enhancements.What's new in Tableau Imager 20.3?USB device serial number displayed: TIM now displays the serial number of a USB evidence drive in the user interface and in forensic logs when connected through a Tableau Forensic Bridge.Rebranding: TIM’s user interface now reflects OpenText branding.For a complete list of all new features, enhancements and fixed issues included in TIM 20.3, please refer to the Release Notes.Software downloadsCustomers and partners can download the software from the Tableau Download Center.More informationFor more information, contact us through My Support.Copyright © 2020 Open Text. All rights reserved. OpenText is a trademark or registered trademark of Open Text. The list of trademarks is not exhaustive of other trademarks. Registered trademarks, product names, company names, brands, and service names mentioned herein are property of Open Text or...

We’ve put out a few things these past few weeks, and we want to make sure you stay up to date on all of them! Here are the most recent blogs and tutorial videos we’ve published, as well as some things you can look forward to. Child sexual exploitation is one of the issues the world has been facing for centuries. We are determined to help investigators put an end to these crimes by providing them with tools that maximize their efficiency and ease their workflow. When time is a factor, it is easiest to scan a QR code using Oxygen Forensic® Cloud Extractor to quickly obtain the required evidence. Read our blog for more information on how to execute this method of extraction. New Tutorials on Website! SearchingOur Search Analytics section allows many avenues for finding the evidence you need but navigating them all can be overwhelming. Our latest video leads you through...

Digital Forensic Investigators and Examiners need to be able to find evidence quickly and one of the ways that ADF provides this capability is using PhotDNA.  ADF digital forensic software uses a variety of methods to locate and identify images. In the case of CSAM (Child Sexual Abuse Material) or CEM (Child Exploitation Material) allowing ADF let's investigators collect and analyze child sexual abuse images and evidence fast and filter out the images that are known so they don't have to be subjected to them again. Searching for files by hash values, including Project VIC and CAID Data, photo and video classification capabilities, keyword searching, and photo probability, ADF also offers the ability to search for visual similarities using PhotDNA. About PhotoDNA Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) partnered with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), Microsoft Research and Dartmouth College to create PhotoDNA in 2009 to create a method by which to identify these...

Learn how to easily remove CSAM images and other properties from view One of the most important factors in a child exploitation investigation, is having the ability to show a report to a colleague, co-worker, prosecutor, or present to present your findings in court without re-victimizing the subject of the photo, or shocking the sense of the viewer of the report. Having a professional report that still reflects the properties that need to be presented is essential to your case. There are many properties that are presented to the user that not only tell the story but also assist the investigator or examiner as they put the case together to share details from a forensic perspective. Not all properties need to be shown in a finished forensic report, and certainly not the inappropriate exploitation images, however the report still has to be complete and ready and supportive of the testimony...

ADF launches New Law Enforcement Capabilities to Speed Modern Slavery Investigations   Bethesda, Maryland: ADF Solutions’ new Anti-Human Trafficking Search Profiles were built in conjunction with the Anti-Human Trafficking Intelligence Initiative (ATII) to help law enforcement quickly identify and investigate human trafficking at the scene of the crime.  “Front-line law enforcement agents and specialized Human Trafficking Task Forces now have a new powerful tool to help quickly identify potential human trafficking with ADF’s automated digital forensic software.” stated Bret Peters, CEO of ADF Solutions. “We focus heavily on speed for investigators since time is a critical factor in identifying and protecting victims. The ATII Team made it easy for us to deliver meaningful capabilities to law enforcement.” Four new ADF Search Profiles leverage hash values and PhotoDNA to alert investigators of potential human trafficking to include sexual exploitation and labor trafficking. ADF software has been known for more than fifteen years as a leader for...