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Express mode comes in handy when you need to acquire substantial amounts of data under tight deadlines.  In this screencast, you can see how simple the whole process is: from activating express mode to attaching drives. Watch Express mode in action! Watch and try when ready!

The new version of TaskForce firmware introduces several great time-saving features. Express mode. When this mode is activated, every imaging session starts automatically upon a source drive is plugged into TaskForce. Head support. Allows disabling degraded and damaged heads to image good heads first, which results in faster data acquisition from the good areas of the drive, with the possibility to attempt imaging from the bad heads later. Express mode At Atola we are fully aware of the pressure experienced by forensic examiners when working under tight deadlines and dealing with large amounts of data. With this firmware release we introduce an innovative solution, which helps tackle the problem.  From Read more…

We strongly believe that digital forensic world needs faster solutions to save your precious time, tackle routine tasks easily, and focus on what matters most. That’s why we have been continuously improving Atola TaskForce’s imaging engine to provide our users with: up to 18 simultaneous imaging sessions the optimal speed of an imaging session The next big thing to save your time is automation. Complete more tasks in less clicks! Atola team is proud to release TaskForce firmware update 2019.7 that introduces Web API. It is built into TaskForce. We made Web API available to the public for information purposes: https://atola.com/products/taskforce/api TaskForce Web API will optimize your workflow in many Read more…

With TaskForce, Atola introduced the fastest and most capable imaging engine to the forensic market. Wiping is even faster!

Atola TaskForce has a complex imaging functionality, which allows imaging even physically damaged drives, while avoiding further drive deterioration. Damaged media require a sophisticated imaging approach to balance out thorough data extraction with forensics’ need in expediency and careful treatment of damaged media.