Digital Forensics White Paper

Keeper Technology simplifies ingesting, sharing, and archiving data across experts and teams to boost productivity and accelerate time to insight.

We live in a digital world. Social media, email, cloud storage, local storage, personal computers, iPhones, etc. all contribute to the way we interact with our business associates, friends, and family. Criminals use these same capabilities but leverage them to skirt detection and break laws. As more criminals adopt a digital lifestyle, law enforcement needs mechanisms to stay ahead of them. This involves the creation of dedicated digital forensic laboratories where an ever-expanding cadre of forensic software tools examine, correlate, and exploit vast troves of digital information in the possession of suspected terrorists or criminals. Keeping up with the voracious appetite of forensic software in terms of processing, memory, storage, and performance is a key architectural concern of forensic labs, both small and large. Finding the best technology solutions that also address concerns for access, management and protection of forensic media assets is also of paramount importance.