Salt Lake City, UT – October 28, 2025 – Paraben Corporation, a trusted name in digital forensic innovation since 1999, has once again proven why it’s a front-runner in the industry. The company has officially rolled out enhanced remote forensics capabilities, empowering U.S. investigators, corporate cybersecurity teams, and law enforcement agencies to collect and analyze evidence without being physically on-site.

This move marks a major step forward for the digital investigation community. With cyber incidents and insider threats becoming more complex, traditional methods of seizing and imaging devices are no longer enough. Paraben’s remote forensics system allows investigators to remotely acquire, preserve, and review digital evidence in real-time—whether it’s from an office PC, a laptop across the country, or even a cloud-based account.

“Remote access changes the game,” said Amber Schroader, CEO and Founder of Paraben Corporation. “You don’t need to ship drives across states or waste time waiting for physical imaging. With Paraben’s remote tech, U.S. teams can get the evidence they need instantly, securely, and in a forensically sound way.”

Breaking the Barriers of Distance
For many U.S. organizations—especially government offices and enterprise networks spread across multiple states—remote access to data is a necessity. Paraben’s platform integrates seamlessly with its E3 Forensic Suite, letting users acquire live data remotely while maintaining a full chain of custody. This is a big win for investigators handling cases involving corporate data breaches, internal fraud, or cyberattacks that span multiple locations.

The system is designed to comply with the strictest U.S. legal and forensic standards. Data collected remotely is encrypted end-to-end and logged automatically for evidentiary integrity. It also works across major operating systems and network types, offering maximum flexibility for both large-scale and small-team operations.

Built for Today’s Digital Landscape
Paraben’s remote imaging software makes it possible to collect and analyze everything from memory captures to hard drives, user profiles, and application logs—all without setting foot in the same room as the device. This reduces downtime, lowers operational costs, and ensures investigations keep moving even when travel isn’t an option.

For U.S. law enforcement, that means faster case turnaround. For corporations, it means reduced risk and business continuity. And for digital forensic experts, it’s another arrow in the quiver for tackling modern cyber challenges head-on.

Trusted by Professionals Nationwide
For over two decades, Paraben has earned the trust of agencies and professionals across the country for its reliability, innovation, and commitment to practical solutions. Their products are designed by investigators, for investigators—balancing technical power with usability.

In addition to software, Paraben provides comprehensive training, certifications, and forensic services. Their educational programs help U.S. professionals stay up to speed with new technologies, evidence handling standards, and investigative best practices in the ever-evolving field of digital forensics.

A Future-Proof Solution
The introduction of advanced Remote Forensics technology demonstrates Paraben’s long-standing mission: to keep investigators ahead of the curve. As digital footprints expand into every corner of our lives—from smartphones and smartwatches to cloud networks and IoT devices—Paraben continues to innovate tools that make digital evidence acquisition faster, safer, and smarter.

To learn more about Paraben’s remote forensics technology or to schedule a demo, visit https://paraben.com or call +1-801-796-0944.

About Paraben Corporation
Founded in 1999, Paraben Corporation is a U.S.-based leader in digital forensic solutions, serving law enforcement, government, and enterprise clients globally. With a legacy of innovation spanning mobile forensics, computer analysis, cloud evidence, and IoT data, Paraben continues to develop technology that helps uncover the truth in the digital age.