SUPERIMAGER PLUS 12" RUGGED FORENSIC PORTABLE FIELD UNIT WITH TB3.0 PORTS- LINUX FORENSIC IMAGER
The SuperImager® Plus 12” Rugged Forensic Field Unit with Thunderbolt 3.0 port - is a portable, compact, easy to carry and extremely fast Forensic Imaging unit that can serve as a complete Field Computer Forensic Investigation platform. The unit is running under Linux Ubuntu OS which is less targeted OS by malware, and it reduces the OS performance overhead especially when it performs compression by almost 20%.
The unit can be used to perform:
- Multiple parallel Forensic Capture using Mirror (bit by bit), DD, E01/Ex01 (with full compression) formats, Mixed-- Format DD/E01, Selective Capture (files and folders and with the use of file extension filters)
- Erase data from Evidence drive using DoD(ECE, E), Security Erase, Sanitize erase protocols
- View the data directly on Ubuntu Desktop screen
- Encrypt the data while capturing (AES256)
- HASH the data while capturing (run all the three SHA-1, SHA-2, MD5 at the same time)
- Run a quick Keyword Search on the Suspect drive, prior to capture
- Run Multiple Cellphone/Tablets data Extraction and Analysis
- Run Forensic Triage application
- Run a full Forensic Analysis application like Encase/Nuix/FTK
- Run Virtual Drive Emulator
- Run Remote Capture from un-opened laptops (Intel Based CPU)
The unit built-in: 12” Touchscreen color LCD display, 4 native SAS/SATA ports in drive slots, 4 native USB3.0 ports, e-SATA port, 2 Generic USB2.0 ports, 1Gigabit/s Ethernet ports, HDMI port, and 2 audio ports. The unit can be expanded with optional expansion port or express port to support SCSI and 1394 storage devices.
The SuperImager Plus 12” Rugged Forensic Field Unit as Forensic Imaging Tool: In one read pass from the "Suspect" drive, the SuperImager Plus application can run the following operations simultaneously: Forensic Imaging with E01 format and with full compression, Encryption with AES256, simultaneously calculate 3 HASH Verification and Authentication values (MD5, SHA1, SHA2), and Saving the captured Forensic Images to 2 “Evidence” drives, to a local network, and to external compact USB3.0/e-SATA TB RAID encrypted storage. The basic Forensic Imaging mode can be 1:1, 1:2, 1:3, 2:2 for SAS/SATA and USB3.0 storage devices.
