Tracks Inspector integrates with existing forensic applications and storage/processing infrastructure. It provides additional means for case management including archiving, restore, single store for exhibits and of course new and unique review capabilities for non-technical investigators.

Smartphones, tablets and computers routinely contain evidence related to common crimes, from theft to homicide. Digital forensics laboratories are overwhelmed, while investigators sometimes wait months for critical digital evidence to be processed.

Tracks Inspector solves this problem. Tracks Inspector offers an intuitive, web-based solution that puts digital investigations into the hands of detectives. It allows investigators to conduct an early case assessment and identify the data and devices relevant to the case, in order to enable the forensic specialists to conduct a targeted forensic analysis. Ultimately, this allows investigators to solve more cases faster while easing High Tech Crime Unit’s backlogs

Benefits

Collaboration

Tracks Inspector allows non-technical investigators to review multiple exhibits at the same time from any location. They can add comments, tag items and share links while working together on a case. It improves not just collaboration between the investigators, reducing the time required to review the exhibits, but also communication between investigators and digital forensic specialists becomes more efficient.

Sharing information amongst law enforcement agencies is easy. For instance good or bad hash tables created based on reviewed exhibits can be shared. This form of collaboration reduces the time required for review of new cases and allows for better automatic detection of relevant materials.