Automate your digital investigations
Save time, money and resources by automating multi-disk imaging, data carving, analysis and media review with X-Ways Forensics and S21 LASERi-X
Developed for speed and intelligence while putting victims first
Maximise your productivity output
S21 Streamline automates case setup and processing. It helps you to create a smooth workflow which integrates data between X-Ways Forensics, Jedson Technologies and S21 LASERi-X.
Automation capabilities let’s you pull together your workflows across evidence imaging and processing with X-Ways, image and video extraction through Jedson Technologies’ X-Tension, and case creation and AI processing in S21 LASERi-X.
Automation that doesn’t compromise
- Fully customisable to fit your workflow
- Automate X-Ways case creation and processing
- Automated media carving and extraction
- Automated S21 case creation and processing
- Consistant workflow from start-to-finish
- Customisable processing profiles
- Process multiple disk images at together
- Supports E01, L01 disk images
- Supports VMDK, DD, RAW images
A detailed overview, of a simplified workflow
- 1. Case details entered by the investigator
Using Streamline, the investigator sets case details, selects one or more physical drives, or suspect images (E01, L01, VMDK … etc) to analyse, then chooses from pre-defined processing levels. No further manual interaction is required. - 2. X-Ways Forensics processing, automated by Streamline
Streamline automatically launches X-Ways Forensics, creating a case, generating disk images (if applicable) running all relevant processing and creating a full X-Ways save file. - 3. Jedson X-Tension processing, automated by Streamline
Streamline automatically launches the Jedson S21 X-Tension through X-Ways which exports all image and video media (excluding legally held, if set). - 4. S21 LASERi-X case and AI processing, automated by Streamline
Streamline automatically launches S21 LASERi-X, creating a case, importing the media from X-Ways and running selected processing, including automated CSAM classifier. The case is now open and ready to categorise.
