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ILookPI Features:
- Data capture, analysis, investigation and dissemination
- The most advanced imaging solution available
- An easy-to-use interface
- Five built-in, fast and thorough search engines
- Built-in development environment
- Built-in file viewers for hundreds of file types
- The leading salvage engine
- Extremely fast hash engines and automated data reduction techniques
- Built-in e-mail store processing, searching and viewing
- Filesystem, file and e-mail recovery
- Multiple categorization features
- Registry viewing and searching
- Virus/Trojan search and identification
- VMware virtual disk production from devices or images
- Context dictionary production for password cracking
- IVault data store preparation and production
- Support for all common archive file formats
- Deconstruction of evidentially useful file types
- Sorting, grouping and filtering of files and e-mail.
- Advanced analysis functions
- Advanced MS Outlook e-mail recovery
- Illicit image and movie detection
- Password protected file detection
- File password cracking
What Our Customers Are Saying:
"He called me with great concern and panic. I advised him to hook the drive up and use the IXImager and try to image the drive before doing anything else with it. IXImager reported a HPA, we (me by phone) chose to disable and proceeded to image the drive with the image sets. He now has an image of the drive he can view and has the ability to copy out the image file sets from his ILook image, etc."
- Federal Computer
Forensic Agent
Company Milestones
1996 – Distribution of file system analysis utilities for Windows operating systems, allowing them to analyze unix filesystems.
1998 – Distribution of ILook tools to military and intelligence agencies in the United Kingdom and other EU countries.
1999 – Distribution of ILook to military intelligence and law enforcement agencies worldwide.
2000 – Support of the toolset was begun by the Criminal Investigation Division of IRS in the U.S.
2002 – ILook receives expanded support from other U.S. federal agencies including the FBI and DOD
2003 – Perlustro Develops IXimager, the first forensics certified bootable Linux imaging system.
2003 – Perlustro enters into 5 year U.S. Government production contract for ILook and IXimager.
2004 – Perlustro builds Apple System Imaging capability in IXimager Version 2, and provides the first, and only, authenticated image file format, which both protects data and provides judicially verifiable self-authenticated imaging in computer forensics.
2004 – Release of ILook Investigator Version 8 computer forensics software and distribution around the world to restricted authorized users in military, intelligence and law enforcement agencies only.
2004 – United States Department of Defense Cybercrime center tests and certifies ILook and IXimager as being fully qualified for computer forensics criminal investigations.
2006 – Perlustro is issued the only NIST certified computer foreniscs imaging solution to achieve a 100% test rating on all forensics functions used by thousands of investigators around the world. To date, not other tool ever tested has achieved the same standards test ratings.
2006 – MiTRE Corporation conducts testing of top 6 computer forensics commercial tools and ILook simultaneously, and certifies ILook and IXimager for use in intelligence investigations of national security agencies in the United States.
2008 – Perlustro releases commercial eDiscovery tools to data distributors; including acquisition, distribution and SDK development tool packages.