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Hi Old,
A new case arrives with a terabyte of evidence. Before the examiner can look for a lead, the data must be prepared, processed, and screened. Meanwhile, the next case is already waiting.
In Exterro testing, preparing a one-terabyte evidence set for screening was reduced from approximately four to six hours to one to five minutes. Actual results will vary based on hardware, configuration, evidence type, and workflow.
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That speed comes from more than adding an AI interface to a forensic tool. The examiner defines the investigative objective. AI plans the supported workflow. Exterro’s forensic technology performs the authorized processing and analysis inside the agency’s environment. The examiner then reviews the underlying evidence and decides what it supports.
The result is a faster path from evidence intake to focused examination. Instead of losing hours before meaningful review can begin, the laboratory can direct experienced examiners toward the files, media, communications, and artifacts most relevant to the case.
ARMOURop does not replace examiner judgment. It gives examiners more time to apply it where it matters most
Evaluate ARMOURop for 14 days with a representative evidence set and measure the difference in your own environment.
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