Salt Lake City, UT – October 28, 2025 – With more than 25 years under its belt, Paraben Corporation (est. 1999) is stepping up its game for U.S. law-enforcement, enterprise security teams and forensic specialists with a major leap forward: the integration of its advanced AI engine — dubbed Zandra AI — into the flagship E3 Forensic Platform. The move marks a new era where digital investigations can be faster, smarter and more cost-effective for agencies and organizations across the United States.

Founded on a foundation of solving tough tech problems, Paraben began by helping investigators deal with mobile phones and gaming devices, and quickly expanded into computers, cloud data, IoT and beyond. With ever-rising volumes of digital evidence and thinner budgets across many U.S. public-sector organizations, the timing couldn’t be better for a smarter approach.

Zandra AI brings machine-learning to the fore: it doesn’t just pull out raw data, it helps identify logical connections, hidden relationships and context across multiple device types—smartphones, tablets, computers, cloud sources and IoT platforms. According to Paraben, this means investigators spend less time digging through noise, and more time following leads that actually matter.

The E3 Forensic Platform, now AI-enhanced, covers the full spectrum of evidence from mobile devices and computers to cloud and IoT data. It supports workflows from acquisition and parsing through to reporting—and does so in a unified interface. Importantly for U.S. agencies balancing performance and budget, Paraben offers both perpetual licensing and membership plans; the latter allows predictable fees and automatic access to new tools and training.

Paraben also backs its tech with training, consulting and service-provider options. Whether it’s a small private-investigation unit or a large federal agency, their team can support everything from device imaging to expert witness testimony.

“American agencies are facing a tidal wave of digital evidence—from smartphones to smart homes—and they need tools that don’t require a PhD and a mountain of hardware,” said Amber Schroader, CEO of Paraben. “With Zandra and E3, we’re bringing enterprise-level capability at a price that local agencies and smaller teams can actually afford.”

Key benefits U.S. customers can expect:

· Unified workflow across devices: no more jumping between toolchains when shifting from phone to cloud.

· AI-powered visibility: faster discovery of key artifacts, relationships and timelines.

· Scalable licensing: from single-user setups to full department deployments.

· Training built-in: ensuring teams get up to speed and can stay ahead of emerging tech.

· Strong support: Paraben has long been praised for customer service and responsiveness.

With cyber-crime, digital evidence and smart-device proliferation showing no sign of slowing, Paraben’s timing aligns with what U.S. public-sector and private organizations need most: better tools, smarter workflows, and value that doesn’t break the budget.

For more information, a live demo or to start a 14-day free trial of the E3 Forensic Platform with Zandra AI, visit https://paraben.com or call +1-801-796-0944.

About Paraben Corporation
Since 1999, Paraben has been at the forefront of digital forensics, pioneering commercial tools for mobile, computer, email and IoT evidence extraction and analysis. With a motto of “finding the needle in the haystack,” Paraben offers software, training and consulting services that help agencies, enterprises and investigators around the globe uncover truth in a digital world.



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