- In July 2024, LogRhythm and Exabeam revealed their strategic merger, combining forces to create a new cybersecurity solutions provider. The merger is designed to enhance their ability to offer a cutting-edge, AI-powered security operations platform to clients. By leveraging their combined expertise, the two companies aim to deliver more advanced and efficient security solutions to meet the growing demand for robust cybersecurity
- In April 2024, Magnet Forensics unveiled its new comprehensive digital investigation platform, Magnet One, designed to tackle the increasing volume of digital evidence and accelerate case resolution. The platform integrates a suite of the company’s solutions, including Magnet Axiom, Magnet Automate, Magnet Graykey, and Magnet Review, into a unified system. Additionally, Magnet One introduces the Magnet One Hub, a feature that fosters seamless collaboration between investigators, examiners, and prosecutors, enhancing the efficiency of digital forensics operations
- In March 2024, LogRhythm and SOC Prime formed a strategic partnership to deliver improved threat detection and management solutions for security professionals. The collaboration integrates LogRhythm Axon’s advanced threat management and analytics features with SOC Prime’s cutting-edge technology, enabling customers to identify and respond to security threats more swiftly and efficiently. This combined offering aims to enhance the effectiveness of threat detection and streamline the overall cybersecurity response process for organizations
- In April 2023, Downstreem, a global leader in digital forensics, announced that the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) had accepted its patent application for the innovative mobile forensics product, StreemView. Known for its expertise in mobile devices and complex forensic analysis, Downstreem developed StreemView as the first cloud-based mobile forensics platform incorporating AI-driven tools. This groundbreaking technology is set to revolutionize mobile forensics by enabling faster and more efficient analysis of mobile data in the cloud
- In February 2023, the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) and the Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to establish digital forensic laboratories. This partnership aims to foster the exchange of information, facilitate technological advancements, and enhance skill development in the digital forensics sector. By combining their expertise, the two organizations seek to improve forensic capabilities and support the growing demand for digital investigation solutions
