Mobile Forensic Distributed Solution RFI

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is seeking a solution to allow the use of forensic mobile device extraction capabilities across all physical sites and locations where the FBI operates. The FBI has over 400 physical locations and also needs to perform device extractions during field operations and OCONUS. Current solutions require the purchase of a physical extraction device and license for each location for the entire period of performance, which incurs labor and travel costs and may delay the exploitation of evidence in exigent circumstances. The FBI intends to identify potential solutions to more efficiently deploy and manage finite capabilities where they are needed on demand. • The solution should allow for a user to “check out” a virtual license for the use of the software from a central management system and the license should automatically return it to the pool of available licenses upon completion. • The solution should include concurrent user license allocation, renewal, and management, statistical collection and reporting of device extractions, managed software updates, and permission management. • The solution should be able to unlock mobile devices in a locked state, perform full file system extraction of Android and iOS devices, extract data from devices in After First Unlock (AFU) and Before First Unlock (BFU) states, and run offline without an internet connection.