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Forensic Toolkit (FTK) is one of the most full-featured sets of products. It includes a forensic imager utility, a registry viewer facility and the Distributed Network Attack, which aids password recovery with the password recovery toolkit. WetStone's LiveDiscover is an interesting proposition. It is designed as a first step in locating target systems in large networks. ProDiscover Forensic 4.9 is a solution that is best used to analyse an entire system. It includes utilities for viewing the registry, event log and internet activity from a captured image. Live forensics is an emerging field and, although there are a lot of good reasons to use it, there still are caveats. Whether you've been hacked or suspect an employee of wrongdoing, knowing how to preserve evidence is crucial. Derek Parkinson reports. AccessData is one of the venerable developers of computer forensic software. The company’s biggest strength is that it is — and has been since its inception — the go-to supplier of password recovery tools. This new version of EnCase shows its pedigree as the oldest of the GUI-based IT forensic tools. We found it very simple to operate and use. Of the straight (i.e., not over-the-network) computer forensic tools we examined, EnCase has made the most noticeable changes since last year. The Forensic ToolKit (FTK) is very powerful and comes loaded with features, although it is naturally difficult to make such a powerful tool completely simple to use. The program interface can overwhelm at first glance, with all its different features and options, but after reading the documentation and getting to know the program, it becomes much more intuitive. LogLogic's LX 2010 provides customers with a good feature set for network forensic investigations. This is one of those "almost there" products that will, we are certain, give competitors a run for their money fairly soon. The LR1000 is a log analysis appliance and has a lot to recommend it. Device seizure is a neat little product that lets you seize and perform forensic analysis on mobile phones, PDAs and other mobile devices. We are fans of open-source software and Helix 1.9 falls into this category. Helix has two components, each with its own set of utilities. The first component is the Windows element, which can be started on a booted Windows system by simply inserting the CD into the drive. NetWitness is a network traffic security analyser that the vendor describes as a “security intelligence” tool. Setup is simplified by its new installation wizard, that worked correctly the first time, and was a breeze. We then fed it a set of snort packet logs, that it accepted without complaint, and were able to begin analysis within an hour. eDiscovery is one of those cool buzzwords that lawyers use, but nobody else cares about, right? Well, since 2006 that certainly is no longer the case. Microsoft has built a USB thumb drive for the police that scans computer hard drives. ProDiscover IR is an over-the-network computer forensics tool. It connects to any computer that has the ProDiscover agent and performs a suite of forensic tests that can be scripted using ProScript, a variant of Perl. Beam me up, Scotty, there’s a new over-the-network forensics tool in the lab. The Paraben P2 Enterprise Shuttle is a tool that accesses computers remotely over the network and allows the user to perform a suite of forensic tests. Criminals are increasingly deploying aggressive anti-forensics technology to ensure that prosecution is impossible, according to experts. Businesses not only need to be focused on their intranets but they also need to be vigilant to their outsourced data flow.