Medex Forensics

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence gives rise to new digital threats, which present unique challenges for attorneys introducing visual evidence in court. Join a former prosecutor and digital forensic examiner as they explore key issues in authenticating and admitting image and video evidence in modern legal proceedings. From the current legal implications of AI generated media to understanding the technologies and resources available to attorneys in multimedia authentication, this webinar aims to provide you with the tools necessary to effectively introduce visual evidence in the courtroom. What: Admitting visual evidence in the age of AI When: October 16, 2024 Presenters: Robert Peters and Brandon Epstein Register: https://lnkd.in/eJ8GUDFA

Join Medex Forensics' Bertram L. at the NW ICAC & Technology Conference to hear about the latest developments in identifying synthetic media and locating camera original images and video in your cybertips and investigations. Can’t make Monday’s session? Stop by the Magnet Forensics booth to learn how Medex can make a difference in your ICAC investigations and identify camera-original imagery in ways no other approach can.

What goes into the development of the 80,000+ file Medex Reference Library? Building the largest collection of known video encoding for forensic analysis is no small task. Due to the nature of forensic casework, minute details of recorder and app settings must be documented and accounted for. Our research analysts build test plans and then painstakingly identify, account for, and log all variables when creating exemplar files. This work often results in dozens of files being created when studying a single camera or app. This hard work allows Medex to identify the source and generational history of video files in ways no other approach can. Our analysts also monitor file signatures within the Medex Video Authentication Platform to target new research for reference library development. As a result of these efforts, over 2,000 file submissions had updated results in September alone! A full listing of all devices and generations with the Medex Reference Library is available within the Medex Video Authentication Platform. Do you know of a device or app that should be added to the Medex Reference Library? Please let us know at support@medexforensics.com or in the comments below.

What goes into the development of the 80,000+ file Medex Reference Library? Building the largest collection of known video encoding for forensic analysis is no small task. Due to the nature of forensic casework, minute details of recorder and app settings must be documented and accounted for. Our research analysts build test plans and then painstakingly identify, account for, and log all variables when creating exemplar files. This work often results in dozens of files being created when studying a single camera or app. This hard work allows Medex to identify the source and generational history of video files in ways no other approach can. Our analysts also monitor file signatures within the Medex Video Authentication Platform to target new research for reference library development. As a result of these efforts, over 2,000 file submissions had updated results in September alone! A full listing of all devices and generations with the Medex Reference Library is available within the Medex Video Authentication Platform. Do you know of a device or app that should be added to the Medex Reference Library? Please let us know at support@medexforensics.com or in the comments below.

ICYMI – The on-demand recording of “Details Matter: How West Midlands Police Use Social Media and Medex to Solve Crime” is now available. Register to watch the recording at https://lnkd.in/eBVt2mnT

Spent the past couple of days representing Medex Forensics at the #FLETC Cybercrime Conference talking with our local, state and federal partners about enhancing investigations through video analysis and authentication. Excited to exhibit next to our new parent company Magnet Forensics!

Only one week until Detective Inspector Simon Hensley shares a case study highlighting key OSINT strategies and the latest in video source identification technology to combat crime. Register today at https://lnkd.in/eqMr7adh This webinar will be recorded and available to all registered attendees.

Learn firsthand how a modern policing agency leverages cutting-edge technology to make a difference. Join Detective Inspector Simon Hensley of the West Midlands Police for “Details Matter... How West Midlands Police Use Social Media and Medex to solve Crime”. This case study highlights how an effective OSINT investigation coupled with video source identification can be used to solve active crimes. September 12, 2024 | 12:30 EDT (UTC-4) Register at: https://lnkd.in/eqMr7adh

We're proud to be joining the Magnet Forensics family! We’re excited to keep bringing innovations to the Medex Video Authentication Platform, along with #MagnetCopilot and Magnet #Griffeye, all to help unlock the truth and protect the innocent. Read more: https://lnkd.in/evzizNcD

Our team is a dedicated group of professionals working towards a shared goal of bringing new capabilities to the forensic market.