Screencast: Forensic imaging of an NVMe drive with Atola TaskForce

Published by Yulia Samoteykina on

This video explains how to image an NVMe drive to a file on your local network with Atola TaskForce.

The image file is located on a local network. For more information about network setup and configurations, please follow this guide.

NVMe imaging is possible with Atola M.2 SSD adapter.

Yulia Samoteykina
Latest posts by Yulia Samoteykina (see all)
Categories: Atola TaskForce
Tags:

Yulia Samoteykina

Director of Marketing Yulia believes that with a product that is exceptionally good at solving tasks of forensic experts, marketing is all about explaining its capabilities to the users.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related Posts

Atola TaskForce

Imaging Presets: create optimal imaging routines and share them with colleagues

For examiners who need to ensure they are using specific imaging settings for certain types of drives or cases, TaskForce has presets functionality for easy, one-click switching to a specific imaging routine. Presets can be shared with colleagues who use another TaskForce with a simple export/import.

Atola TaskForce

Multi-launch of hashing, wiping and diagnostics in TaskForce

When you need to wipe a bunch of target drives for subsequent imaging sessions or double-check hash values on multiple drives in your archive, multi-launch functionality in TaskForce helps you save time and avoid repeated clicks to complete such multi-drive tasks. This function is currently supported for three single-drive tasks: Hashing, Wiping, Diagnostics.

Atola TaskForce

The Story of TaskForce in 11 Acts

Looking back at these three years, you notice how fast TaskForce has transformed. From an extremely flexible high-capacity imager with a traditional forensic feature set to an even more productive and innovative tool. TaskForce now offers unique solutions for emerging and long-standing problems of forensic examiners like RAID support and automation.