The Tableau TX1 is a premium, hardware-based forensic imaging device designed for digital investigators to securely and accurately acquire data from various storage devices, both in the lab and field. It offers unmatched speed, reliability, and versatility.
The Logicube Forensic Falcon-NEO is a next-generation, hardware-based forensic imaging device built for professional investigators. Designed to accelerate digital evidence collection both in the field and in labs, it packs impressive speed and unmatched versatility. It’s often compared with leading tools like the Tableau TX1 for its capabilities and performance
Tableau TX1
High-speed imaging, field & lab dono mein efficient. Imaging speeds broadly fast hai. Digital Intelligenceaksitservices.co.in
Forensic Falcon-NEO
Claimed speeds around 30 GB/min, kabhi kabhi 50–90 GB/min tak lab tests mein reach karte hue dekha gaya. logicube.comForensic Focus
Laboratory aur field tests se confirm hota hai ki Falcon-NEO consistently TBs per minute level pe perform karta hai. Forensic Focus
Tableau TX1
Wide support: SATA, USB 3, SAS, PCIe, FireWire, IDE (via adapter).
Network imaging support with 10 GbE interface. Digital Intelligenceaksitservices.co.in
Falcon-NEO
Support for multiple interfaces via modular add-ons: Thunderbolt, PCIe cards, Fibre Channel, SCSI, NVMe, mobile to file extraction (optional). logicube.comForensic Focus
TX1
Supports up to 2 active forensic jobs simultaneously.
Can output up to 4 destinations per source (e.g., SATA, USB, network). Digital Intelligence
Falcon-NEO
Supports multi-source to multi-destination imaging as well.
“Network Push” feature enables direct upload to network repositories with built-in verification. logicube.com+1
Tableau TX1
Large 7″ touchscreen, intuitive smartphone-like navigation, job queueing, media utilities, real-time warnings, LED status. Digital Intelligence
Falcon-NEO
Modern display with configuration profiles, power-user settings, stealth mode, rollback (resume on power loss), and file browser. logicube.com
TX1
Write-blocking, hashing, drive preview, RAID support, and broad file system compatibility.
Encrypted drive support (APFS, BitLocker), selective logical imaging, remote sessions. aksitservices.co.inDigital Intelligence
Falcon-NEO
Unique features: reverse-read bad sectors, resume imaging after interruption, destination encryption, logical/targeted imaging, mobile-to-file extraction (subscription), file system view (APFS), drive management. logicube.com
Both tools are recognized and tested by DHS CFTT (Computer Forensic Tool Testing) program.
DHS has separate reports for TX1 (2023) and Falcon-NEO2 (2024). U.S. Department of Homeland SecurityNIST
| Feature | Tableau TX1 | Logicube Forensic Falcon-NEO |
|---|---|---|
| Imaging Speed | High, unspecified but powerful | ~30 GB/min; lab tests show 50–90+ GB/min |
| Media Support | SATA, USB3, PCIe, SAS, FireWire, IDE, 10 GbE network | Modular: Thunderbolt, PCIe, SCSI, Fibre Channel, mobile |
| Multi-Dest Functions | 2 jobs, 4 destinations per job | Multi-source/dest, network push & verification |
| UI & Usability | 7″ touchscreen, intuitive, media tools built-in | Configurable, resume, display, security profiles |
| Specialty Features | Encryption, preview, RAID, selective logical imaging | Reverse-read, interrupted resume, encryption, mobile data |
| Standards Validation | CFTT tested (2023) | CFTT tested (2024) |
Choose Tableau TX1 if you prioritize ease-of-use, broad format support, touchscreen operation, and fast setup with robust network capability.
Choose Falcon-NEO if your workflow involves high-speed bulk imaging, advanced interface flexibility, complex forensic scenarios (e.g., mobile forensics, bad sector recovery, logical targeting), or resume capability.
“The Logicube Falcon is pretty fast at image creation. As is the Tableau equivalent. And you can image 2-3 drives simultaneously.”
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