New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Susteen's New Field Acquisition Device: A Game-Changer in
Mobile Forensics. Susteen surveyed front line users and listened to the needs of our partners in Federal,
State and Local Law Enforcement. Our field acquisition device is specifically designed for a quick response to threats in the field.
Acquire evidence data from cell phones and tablet computers anywhere at a fraction of current costs. Our new methods speed up the acquisition of data from hours to minutes. Agents in the field can have instant access to text messages and call data. Users can preserve evidence on all devices by utilizing software and optical acquisition methods. These new advances in digital forensics, cut the cost of the device down by over 70%, making the tool affordable for even the smallest law enforcement agency.
Fast Acquisition: This method pulls calls, call history and text messages from the phone. Often in
less than 5 minutes.*
Full Acquisition: This includes calls, texts, call history, images and some application data (more data if phone is rooted). For iOS devices, this includes an iTunes backup file!
Optical Capture with OCR method: This method allows the detective to capture screen shots of the device with our embedded camera. These images can be exported easily. Our OCR software finds text found in the images so you can convert pictures into searchable actionable evidence data.
Linked Screen Capture: This is a technological advancement in our industry which allows the
software to interact with the phone and preserve exact screen captures of evidence data. This can be used to preserve evidence on just about any application that can be found on the phone by selecting each individual app.
"Real-Time Acquisition" This advancement in the technology allows the investigator to pull the last
30 minutes, 24 hours, 48 hours and full week of data from the cell phone. This allows investigators on scene, immediate access to evidence pertinent to the live situation.
Susteen will be debuting the new device at the Techno Security and
Digital Forensics Conference in Myrtle Beach, SC. June 3-6
