SafeCopy 2.0 enables the user to make forensically sound copies of files located on any drive—either local or networked.

SafeCopy 2.0 features:

High Speed Copying
SafeCopy 2.0 has a unique bitstream copy engine that creates copies of files and directories that not only retain the file contents, but also retain the file timestamps and original metadata ensuring the proper chain of custody. This is all done up to 4-5 times faster than Robocopy. As the collections get larger, so does the time savings.

Choice of Copy Engines
On occasion, there will be the need for the selectable options available in Robocopy. SafeCopy 2.0 offers the choice for which engine to use when making copies of files and directories.

Multiple Directory Selection
SafeCopy 2.0 allows users to select multiple directories for copying. The easy-to-use interface allows for easy directory selection from within a familiar directory tree structure, or just drag and drop the files to be copied from the Windows Explorer interface.

File Hashing
When copying files, SafeCopy 2.0 retains the crucial metadata. To ensure the copies made with SafeCopy are identical to the originals, the user can calculate the MD5 hash values of the source files and destination files.

Generation of Chain of Custody File
SafeCopy 2.0 provides a chain of custody log file which proves that the copies made are forensically sound. This log file contains important information such as the date and time the copies were made and the MD5 hash values calculated in the source and destination files.

Error Reporting
If a file is copied and the source hash value does not match the destination hash value, an error is reported instantly in the progress window and added to the error log. Once the copy process is completed, SafeCopy 2.0 generates a detailed log file for easy review.

Resuming
If you experience an unexpected system crash or power outage during the copy process, no need to worry. SafeCopy 2.0 automatically saves all settings and the job progress in a job profile allowing users to easily resume incomplete copy jobs.