DME ResourcesMagnet RESPONSE
Magnet RESPONSE empowers investigators and non-technical users easily collect and preserve critical data relevant to incident response investigations from local endpoints.
Magnet RESPONSE is a free and easy-to-use solution to quickly collect and preserve data from local endpoints before it is potentially modified or lost. A pre-set collection profile gives you the ability to target a comprehensive set of files and data relevant to incident response investigations, including RAM.
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| Created Date: | 10-27-2023 |
| Last Updated Date: | 11-04-2023 |
| Website: | https://www.magnetforensics.com |
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