Videos

TD4's touchscreen user interface provides device control, job management, access to extensive drive details, and job status.

TD4 offers native media support of write-blocked source connections to SATA/SAS, USB-C, and PCIe drives and provides output to read/write destination connections with SATA, USB-C, and PCIe devices.

Forensic imaging with TD4 is an intuitive user experience that offers a variety of customizable job settings, administrative controls, and implementation of seamless workflows.

Straightforward and solution-driven by design, TD4 guides users through the process of creating forensically sound images and clones with ease.

Save time and valuable resources by logically imaging targeted files and folders from a source drive with TD4.

Reconfiguration is the TD4 feature that automates destination wipe, format, and encryption operations.

TD4 Forensic Duplicator supports encrypting destination drives with Tableau-based whole disk encryption and detects the presence of enabled Opal encryption, BitLocker, and APFS encryption types.

Maintain the performance of your TD4 and gain access to new features with regular firmware updates.

A general introduction to the Digital Intelligence organization.

Learn what makes FRED the leading forensic workstation worldwide.

Digital Intelligence offers an array of services to assist you with your forensic and eDiscovery needs.

Training is essential to your job and to getting the most value from your tools. Digital Intelligence offers a comprehensive list of courses - available in our state-of-the-art training room or at your facility.

FREDC Data Centers are modular, expandable, fully integrated fault-tolerant data storage and high performance forensic networks. This video presents a visual overview of the baseline FREDC Data Center hardware components.

Learn how Digital Intelligence manages FREDC sales, implementation and support to ensure your organization gets the most value from your FREDC Data Center.

This video introduces the FREDC Data Center NetVault Server Backup (NSB) software and Qualstar tape library. Best practices for using NSB to archive casework are presented.

This video demonstrates the process of archiving casework using NetVault Server Backup. The complete process is shown: creating a job, allocating media, and removing media to offline storage. Also includes how to restore a case.

This video is a refresher course for existing Yosemite Server Backup (YSB) users. The viewer will regain insight in using YSB to archive case data to tape.

This overview shows how to use the TX1 Forensic Imager's touch-screen user interface for device control, job management, and information access.

Imaging or cloning storage devices is a basic but critical step in the forensic process. Non-networked forensic imaging with TX1 is demonstrated in this video.

Image PCIe solid-state storage devices quickly and easily with the TX1 Forensic Imager and PCIe SSD adapters.

The 10 Gigabit network interface on TX1 provides superior performance when imaging to or from network shares. Watch this video to jumpstart your use of TX1 for direct to network forensic imaging.

Creating an exact copy of an original evidence hard drive is straightforward with the TX1 Forensic Imager.

When you require technical support or product service, Digital Intelligence is ready to help. This short video will show you how to connect with us when you need to.

Maintain the performance and function of your TX1 Forensic Imager with regular firmware updates.

In this one-hour video, Charles Giglia (Digital Intelligence's VP of Training) introduces the OSForensics software suite from Passmark Software. Charles covers many of the key features found in OSForensics and explains how this suite differs from other offerings in the market. We hope you will find this webinar informative and that it will pique your interest in learning more about OSForensics!

This webinar recording includes a demonstration of how MD5's VFC software product can be used for digital forensics and eDiscovery investigations.