Atola Insight Forensic is a forensic data recovery tool, capable of imaging both good and damaged media.
Atola Insight Forensic is a product with 13-year-long history, which started with the launch of Atola Insight USB.
The hardware revamp is great news for small forensic labs that have been experiencing higher data volumes within their investigations: DiskSense 2 allows performing 3 imaging sessions in parallel.
The new hardware unit, DiskSense 2 is equipped with server-grade components allows the users of Atola Insight Forensic to triple the throughput of data with maximum reliability of data transfer.
Our dev team has decided to celebrate 2021 with a new software update. With this release, Atola Insight Forensic has become the first forensic hardware imager in the world that is able to image into AFF4 files! Here is why AFF4 support is so important. AFF4 imager So what’s the Read more…
Current global yet temporary circumstances have not impeded Atola dev team. We are releasing Atola Insight Forensic 4.16 today! The software update includes two new major features: E01 segmented images (E01, E02, etc) full support of SAS drives with non-standard logical sector sizes: 520, 524, 528 bytes and so on Read more…
Atola Insight Forensic supports imaging into a file on an encrypted target drive, using VeraCrypt for data encryption.After your source drive is identified by the system, take the following steps: Go to the Imaging category in the left-side menu on the home screen; Click the Create New Session link to Read more…
Atola team is excited to announce arrival of the latest Atola Insight Forensic 4.15 release. From now on Insight supports imaging into a file on an encrypted target drive and is reinforced with a number of other great features. Target image encryption Using VeraCrypt with a 256-bit AES algorithm for Read more…
We are excited to inform you that the latest software release of Atola Insight Forensic has arrived and it features a number of new capabilities for Insight customers, namely: NVMe drive support via QNINE NVMe-to-USB adapter revamped connectivity for networks with multiple DiskSense units and other great features NVMe support Read more…
If you need to create multiple images of a drive for different purposes, with Insight you can image to three targets simultaneously.
Every once in a while forensic examiners come across hard drives that get shorted. In most cases, a drive has become shorted after experiencing overvoltage either due to a power supply failure or as a result of a user error. Here is what happens to drive in these scenarios and how to fix this.