E3:Universal

E3:Universal is an end-to-end DFIR solution that can work through ALL types of digital data: computers, email, internet data, smartphones, IoT devices, and cloud data. E3:Univeral comes with a tiered review system so multiple people in your org. can review the collected data.

Each E3:Universal Purchase Includes:

E3:Universal Software

P2C Engines

DS Engine

IoT Engines

Chip Dump & JTAG Engine

Logical Imager

Physical Imager

Cloud Analysis

E3:Viewer

DP2C License Download

P2X Pro Software

Link2

E3 Toolbox Cable & Accessory Kit

Electronic Training for DSMO & P2CO Certification

1 Year SMS on all software

Available Features:
Bookmarks with a Multi-Level Tree-View, Structure, File Viewer, Hex Viewer, Text Viewer, RTF Viewer, Email Data Viewer, 100+ Unique File Viewers, Color Customization, Time Zone Customization, Optical Character Recognition (OCR), Malware Scanning HD, Hash Databases for Filtering, Advanced Multi-Parameter Searching, Keywords Searching, Quick Sorted Files Filtering, Automatic Embedded Data Detection, (OLE), Data Sorting by File Types, Full-Text Indexing

Evidence Type Support:
File System Support, (FAT, NTFS, Linux, Mac (HPFS), and more), Disk images (Encase, AD1, etc.), Data Triage, SQLite Databases, Network Mail Archives, Local Mail Archives, Chat Databases, Internet Browser Data, Social Media Archives

Paraben’s E3:Universal option has many features unique to this licensing option. One of those is the Remote Imager. This new powerful tool inside of E3:Universal allows you to do Imaging with the use of the special Remote Imager Agent launched on the target machine and connected to the machine with the installed Electronic Evidence Examiner. Once the connection between the two machines is established, the imaging session starts. Within one imaging session, the images of multiple logical disks of one target machine can be created. If required, the imaging process can be paused, resumed, and stopped.
Even if the connection is lost, you are able to save the unfinished images and resume the imaging process later. In a world where images can be needed at any time from any location from networks to cloud providers having the tool you need to get that work done is critical.