We use NetAnalysis regularly on cases involving internet history. The user interface is very intuitive and the speed and accuracy of the tool has been well above our expectations. We especially love the built-in SQL Query Builder which allows us to perform custom queries, and the detailed, customizable reports NetAnalysis prepares to present findings.

Additionally, Digital Detective support has been very responsive the few times that we needed them. They went above and beyond the call of duty and provided a quick solution to add support for a very recent browser version that we were working with. Do yourself a favor and add NetAnalysis to your digital forensics toolbox.

Arman Gungor

Litigation Support Director
Meridian Discovery, LLC

I've used NetAnalysis since it was first released in 2002. As a firm believer in testing my tools, I can say that NetAnalysis accurately represents the data it recovers. I use NetAnalysis in virtually every case that concerns the Internet. I have produced courtroom exhibits from my NetAnalysis worksheets and have testified many times about the results in United States District Courts and Montana District Courts.

My findings have been pivotal in cases that included the sexual exploitation of children and deliberate homicide. In fact, other law enforcement agencies have acquired NetAnalysis based upon the results that I've achieved with this software. 

Jimmy Weg, CFCE
Agent in Charge, Computer Crime Unit
Montana Division of Criminal Investigation

At Sanderson Forensics we have used NetAnalysis since the very first release.  As forensic practitioners we always need to keep an eye on alternative products, but we keep coming back to NetAnalysis as it is head and shoulders above the competition. 

Paul Sanderson
Director
Sanderson Forensics

NetAnalysis is undoubtedly the world leader in Internet History Analysis software.  It is recognised through the forensics community as the de facto standard for parsing INDEX.DAT files.  Disklabs Forensics consider this to be one of the most essential tools in the digital forensics tool box. 

Simon Steggles

Director
Disklabs Forensics

Here at the University of Leeds we've been using NetAnalysis for a number of years as virtually all of our cases involve internet access in some way. The speedy and accurate extraction of Internet History records, the ability to produce a customised report and its professional presentation and has made NetAnalysis an essential utility for our forensic 'tool bag'.

The latest product in the Digital Detective Software line up is Blade. I first saw an early beta of this program as was immediately impressed with its speed and accuracy. The finished product is even faster and more flexible and, once again, forms an invaluable utility for the 'tool bag'. Its ability to accurately carve out and report on data, be it based on traditional file signatures such as .JPG or .AVI or custom signatures at such fantastic speeds is of great value to us. Blade is able to directly work with EnCase .E01 files (amongst others); this is of significant benefit in our environment. Overall a great product.. 

Neil Jowsey

Systems Storage Co-ordinator

Information Systems Services

The University of Leeds

NetAnalysis V1.51 is the best, fastest, most reliable and stable internet history extractor I that have used in 18 years of forensic analysis. When I first used it I thought it couldn’t get any better, but every release proves me wrong by adding more and more useful functionality. The new ability of HstEx v3 to parse EnCase images is breathtakingly easy to use and totally reliable. As a commercial investigator I must say that it paid for itself in the first few minutes of use. I cannot imagine any forensic investigators toolbox to be complete without NetAnalysis.

DigiFor Limited

We use NetAnalysis on almost every computer forensic case that comes through the door. It is imperative to correlate the computer user's Internet browser activity with the other actions on a suspect machine when creating a timeline of events.

In addition, the fast results and clean reporting help get critical information into our examiner's and client's hands to make early decisions about the case and in many investigations has produced "the smoking gun."

As one happy client said after I produced a report from NetAnalysis: 

"OK, now that I know what was happening and on what day and time - I know who to reprimand and how hard!" 

The Digital Forensic Group