TaskForce Web API enables automation of forensic imaging and subsequent start of evidence analysis with software like Magnet AXIOM, X-Ways, Autopsy, etc. Atola stands behind its product. If the hardware unit malfunctions, it’s covered by Lifetime warranty for as long as your subscription is active.
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Atola TaskForce combines vast multi-tasking capabilities with the fastest imaging engine in the forensic market.
Its server-class hardware enables launching and managing 12+ parallel imaging sessions.
TaskForce’s fine-tuned RAID autodetection algorithms allow reassembling RAID arrays with an unknown configuration:
A RAID array can be imaged in its entirety or by individual partitions.
Physically damaged hard drives and problematic solid-state drives require a complex imaging approach. TaskForce forensic imager is designed to achieve the best results getting as much data as possible. It includes the following features:
TaskForce hardware is equipped with full circuit protection to prevent a malfunctioning storage device connected to the unit causing damage to the system or to itself.
TaskForce user interface is highly intuitive, task-oriented. It is designed to facilitate work with evidence for investigators with different levels of technical proficiency.
UI features are:
Automation of the digital forensic process becomes not just relevant but increasingly pressing to examiners dealing with ever growing volumes of data in forensic cases.
To enable TaskForce users to integrate their forensic disk imaging system into their automated workflow, we provide the ability to launch, track and stop operations via Web API.
API (application programming interface) helps external software to communicate with TaskForce. It prescribes the type of commands that can be sent to TaskForce, describes the behavior TaskForce should demonstrate and the type of responses it should send back to the automation software.
TaskForce API is based on HTTP GET requests and JSON-encoded responses. See API specification.
Part No:
AP-ATOLA-TF
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TaskForce hardware unit was designed to allow expanding its compatibility with drive interfaces with the help of hardware add-ons. The unit is equipped with PCI Express port on its back panel, which is referred to as Extension port. It is used to plug Atola hardware extension modules supported by Atola TaskForce software.
Warranty for Extensions = 1 Year from date of purchase.
Currently supported extension modules are:
Currently supported extension modules are:
Only M key interface drives are supported with this extension. Here are the differences in M.2 NVMe, M.2 SATA and M.2 PCIe support:
Features | M.2 NVMe | M.2 SATA | M.2 PCIe |
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Part No:
AP-ATOLA-M.2
This extension can process PCIe SSDs with custom proprietary M.2 interface found in Apple laptops:
The following TaskForce operations and features are supported for the Apple drives:
Part No:
AP-ATOLA-APPLEPCIe
Thunderbolt extension enables TaskForce to work on MacBooks with the following interfaces:
No SSD removal is necessary, the extension allows connecting TaskForce directly to a MacBook.
TaskForce supports the following operations and features on MacBooks when connected through Thunderbolt extension:
Part No:
AP-ATOLA-TBOLT