Technologies Products Industries News & Events CEO Blog Search for Twitter LinkedIn YouTube RSS www.opentext.com Contact Us Security What’s new in OpenText EnCase Endpoint Investigator OpenText Security & Protection Cloud TeamNovember 24, 2021 1 minute read November 2021: What’s new in EnCase Endpoint Investigator CE 21.4  Update 1: Performance you can count on  As corporate investigators pursue investigations without disrupting employee productivity, the ability to collect and process evidence from endpoints quickly, efficiently and reliably is paramount in their investigations. With the release of OpenText™ EnCase™ Endpoint Investigator 21.4, corporate investigators benefit from the following features: enhanced connections and configuration between EnCase and the endpoints enhanced stability for NTFS the ability to login to the EnCase management portal with their windows credentials and a browser support for IBMZ and Linus ARM64 operating systems right-click processing, allowing investigators to quickly begin an evidence processing job on specific pieces of evidence in a case versus the entire evidence file. Update 2: Finding evidence no matter where it hides  While evidence can hide in a number of places, one of the most common areas in which offenders leave a digital footprint is in social media and cloud-based applications. EnCase Endpoint Investigator 21.4 is focused on finding evidence no matter where it hides by enhancing the collection of cloud-based artifacts from Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Microsoft Azure Blobs. Update 3:  Optimize deployment within the cloud  Enabling investigations to utilize the speed, cost, collaboration and ease of use advantages associated with cloud computing, EnCase Endpoint Investigator 21.4 improves Microsoft Azure implementation by providing an ARM template to help create the infrastructure needed to deploy EnCase within Azure. Additionally, EnCase Forensic v21.4 enables the activation of an electronic license on an Azure virtual machine, the ability to decommission that machine and then rehydrate that image on new hardware without interfering with the EnCase Forensic license. For more information, visit security.opentext.com. Author: Peri Storey, Senior Product Marketing Manager Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Share via Email Print OpenText Security & Protection Cloud Team Related Posts Introducing OpenText EnCase Incident Response November 23, 2021 Introducing OpenText Digital Evidence Center November 22, 2021 Announcing OpenText Security & Protection Cloud CE 21.4 November 16, 2021 Find us on social Twitter LinkedIn YouTube RSS Follow @OpenText OpenText Strengthens Security & Protection Cloud with Network Detection & Response Through Acquisition of Bricata… https://t.co/Tmh67V9L2i 18 hours ago In the last 2yrs, HOW, WHERE and WHEN you work has changed - forever. New, distributed models of work mean broader… https://t.co/ZS8kDiB69o 2021/11/23 RT @markbarrenechea: The future of work is here. OpenText is responding with Flex-First + Four-Commitments to drive the future of innovatio… 2021/11/23 Follow us on Twitter Recent posts Additional roles in connected engineering November 23, 2021 The Future of Work and the Distributed Organization November 23, 2021 And the category is … seamless digital experience November 23, 2021 The ISO 20022 Countdown Begins: How Should You Prepare? November 22, 2021 OpenText World 2021–The Future of Growth Is Inclusive, Sustainable & Digital November 17, 2021 Contact OpenText Contact form | +1 (800) 499-6544 Twitter LinkedIn YouTube RSS OpenText Strengthens Security & Protection Cloud with Network Detection & Response Through Acquisition of Bricata… 18 hours ago Follow Us Recent Posts Additional roles in connected engineering November 23, 2021 The Future of Work and the Distributed Organization November 23, 2021 And the category is … seamless digital experience November 23, 2021 © Copyright 2021 OpenText Corp. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy | Cookie Policy www.opentext.com | EDI Basics | OpenText Business Network Back to top button