EDR solutions excel at real-time threat detection, but when attacks bypass initial defenses or leave ambiguous traces, investigators need deeper forensic capabilities to reconstruct the full attack chain. Modern incident response teams face mounting pressure from hybrid workforces, evolving data privacy regulations and case volumes that outpace staffing capacity. Manual evidence collection from decentralized endpoints, repetitive analysis workflows and disconnected tool sets compound delays between alert detection and root cause determination.

Effective DFIR requires moving beyond surface-level alerts to uncover system modifications, lateral movement patterns and attribution evidence that enables prevention strategies.

In this session, Niels Renken, solutions consultant at Magnet Forensics, will demonstrate:

• Remote evidence collection and automated triage across distributed endpoints outside traditional network perimeters;
• Integrating MITRE ATT&CK frameworks and threat intelligence databases for contextualized analysis;
• Workflow automation between EDR platforms and forensic tools to eliminate manual handoffs and accelerate investigations.