Forensic Toolkit International 7.2.0.4147

AccessData Group, a leading provider of integrated digital forensics and e-discovery software, announced the release of FTK 7.2 , new version of the company digital forensics software solutions that make it easier for investigators to analyze data sets from computers and mobile devices that run on the Apple File System (APFS).

FTK 7.2 feature new capabilities of decrypting a computer drive that has been encrypted by the latest version of McAfee Drive Encryption, a popular software application used in corporate environments. McAfee Drive Encryption is full-disk encryption software that helps protect data on Microsoft Windows tablets, laptops, and desktop PCs to prevent the loss of sensitive data, especially from lost or stolen equipment. It can be an obstacle for digital forensics investigators seeking to collect and process important data.

The 7.2 version also include new L01 export support, which eases the workflow of users when data must be used within multiple tools. This specific feature was requested by customers seeking to more easily export data from an AccessData forensics software product to another third-party tool.




FTK (Forensic Toolkit) is a court-cited digital investigations software tool built to help customers find relevant evidence faster, dramatically increase analysis speed and reduce backlogs.

FTK is intended to be a complete computer forensics solution. It gives investigators an aggregation of the most common forensic tools in one place. Whether you are trying to crack a password, analyze emails, or look for specific characters in files, FTK has got you covered. And, to sweeten the pot further, it comes with an intuitive GUI to boot.

There are a few distinguishing qualities that set FTK apart from the rest of the pack. First and foremost is performance. Subscribing to a distributed processing approach, it is the only forensic software that utilizes multi-core CPUs to parallelize actions. This results in a momentous performance boost; – according to FTK’s documentation, one could cut case investigation time by 400% compared to other tools, in some instances.

Another unique feature of FTK is its use of a shared case database. Rather than having multiple working copies of data sets, FTK uses only a single, central database for a single case. This enables team members to collaborate more efficiently, saving valuable resources. The use of a database also provides stability; unlike other forensics software that solely rely on memory, which is prone to crashing if capacity exceeds limits, FTK’s database allows for persistence of data that is accessible even if the program itself crashes.

Robust searching speeds are another hallmark of FTK. Due to the tool’s emphasis on indexing of files up front, investigators can greatly reduce search times. FTK generates a shared index file, which means that you don’t need to duplicate or recreate files.

Doug White of Secure Technology provides a demo on forensic data carving using FTK on this tech segment


Whether it’s for investigation, litigation or compliance, AccessData offers industry-leading solutions that put the power of forensics in your hands. For more than 30 years, AccessData has worked with more than 130,000 customers in law enforcement, government agencies, corporations and law firms around the world, providing both stand-alone and enterprise-class solutions that can synergistically work together. The company is backed by Sorenson Capital, a leading private equity firm focused on high-growth portfolios.

Product: Forensic Toolkit
Version: 7.2.0.4147 International
Supported Architectures: 32bit / 64bit
Website Home Page : https://accessdata.com/
Language: english
System Requirements: PC*
Supported Operating Systems: *
Size: 2.7 Gb