Erasing data on destination drives guarantees accuracy of the imaged data and helps verify that the drive has no errors. In the course, all sectors are overwritten with the help of selected pattern or method. When you need to prepare multiple hard drives for imaging, Insight’s multitasking capabilities enable you to Read more…
Watch this guide to learn how to optimize Insight’s imaging settings when working with a source drive with damaged or degraded heads.
When Atola Insight Forensic performs Imaging, it approaches bad sectors in the most gentle yet thorough way with high overall speed. But most importantly, Insight is unbeatable at imaging severely damaged drives, while providing all the necessary tools for evidence verification and proper data storage formats. Insight’s ability to succeed even Read more…
Atola Insight Forensic 4.8 is released! In this version of Atola Insight Forensic software, we included a range of improvements to our core features. The full list of Atola Insight Forensic 4.8 changes can be found here: Atola Insight Forensic Changelog. Password recovery support on new drive models Password recovery now works Read more…
With each passing year, speed becomes a yet bigger issue for forensic specialists: while the capacity of hard drives grows exponentially, their speed does not keep up. A common 4TB drive’s speed constitutes up to 200 MB/s or 12 GB/min, which translates to more than 5 hours of imaging. And it Read more…
Hard drives with physical damage require a complex imaging approach. This guide will explain how to retrieve data with the minimal risk of data loss on a drive with a damaged head stack. If an Automatic Checkup report indicates that there is a problem with the heads, look at the Read more…
[Update 2022] Atola Technology keeps developing Atola Insight Forensic, forensic data recovery tool capable of Seagate password removal via COM port. If you need to extract or reset an unknown password or perform drive recovery on a Seagate hard drive, use a Serial cable to connect the drive to the Read more…
When you image data from a drive involved in an investigation case, and the target drive will be holding a 1:1 clone of evidence data, in many cases it is critical that the target drive’s capacity is identical to that of the source drive. Should there be a difference in Read more…