Partnership unveiled at Siren Fusion 2026 demonstrates how investigators can combine digital forensic evidence with intelligence from across the investigative ecosystem to uncover hidden connections and accelerate investigations.
GALWAY, Ireland – 26 March 2026 – Siren, the all-in-one investigation platform helping organizations safeguard people, assets and networks, today announced a strategic partnership with Magnet Forensics at Siren Fusion 2026, introducing a new integration that enables investigators to seamlessly combine digital forensic evidence with enterprise, financial, law enforcement and open-source intelligence within a single investigative platform.
The partnership was unveiled during a joint session where Siren and Magnet Forensics demonstrated how digital evidence acquired through Magnet Forensics can be brought directly into Siren, where it is fused with intelligence from across the investigative landscape to provide investigators with a complete operational picture.
As criminal activity increasingly spans mobile devices, computers, cloud services, vehicle systems, social media platforms and hidden online communities, investigators face growing volumes of fragmented evidence. While digital forensics tools excel at collecting and preserving evidence, investigators also need to understand how that evidence connects to people, organisations, financial activity, previous investigations and external intelligence.
The Siren platform addresses this challenge by unifying data from digital forensics tools, enterprise systems, investigative databases and open-source intelligence into a single investigative environment. Using AI, automation, advanced search and link analysis, Siren enables investigators to discover relationships across datasets that would otherwise remain hidden.
Through Magnet One Connect, digital evidence collected and managed within Magnet Review flows securely into Siren without manual exports, re-keying or breaks in chain of custody. Once inside Siren, investigators can immediately correlate forensic evidence with information from financial systems, law enforcement databases, watchlists, social media, dark web intelligence and other investigative sources.
Rather than treating forensic evidence as a standalone dataset, Siren transforms it into part of a broader intelligence picture.
During the live demonstration at Siren Fusion, the companies showed how investigators can:
- Combine evidence from mobile devices, computers, cloud services and vehicle systems with enterprise and investigative data
- Identify relationships between people, devices, communications, locations and organisations across multiple investigations
- Correlate evidence across cases to expose common suspects, devices, email addresses, phone numbers, usernames, cryptocurrency wallets and behavioural patterns
- Enrich forensic evidence with social media intelligence, messaging platforms, dark web intelligence and open-source information
- Apply AI-powered entity extraction, entity resolution and link analysis to uncover previously hidden investigative leads
- Manage investigations from initial evidence collection through analysis, collaboration and case management within a single platform
The integrated solution helps organisations investigating cybercrime, organised crime, fraud, child exploitation, human trafficking and national security threats reduce investigative complexity while accelerating time to actionable intelligence.
By bringing Magnet Forensics’ trusted digital evidence into Siren’s investigation platform, organisations can reduce analyst toolsets, eliminate data silos and provide investigators with a single pane of glass for searching, analysing and visualising evidence from across the entire digital ecosystem.
The partnership reflects Siren’s commitment to delivering an open investigation platform that integrates best-of-breed technologies while enabling organisations to unify all available intelligence, automate investigative workflows and uncover hidden connections faster.
The Siren integration with Magnet Forensics is delivered through Magnet One Connect and is available to organisations seeking to combine digital forensic evidence with enterprise and investigative intelligence at scale.
