In an era of relentless cyber-threats and ever-expanding digital footprints, organisations must rethink how they approach incident response and investigations. Two fields, often operating side by side, hold extraordinary power when brought together: open source intelligence (OSINT) and digital forensics and incident response (DFIR). As described in the article   “Paraben Corporation – Why OSINT + DFIR is the Ultimate Power Couple”   (September 23 2025), the synergy between OSINT and DFIR can dramatically improve how investigations are conducted. At the same time, proper decision-making during DFIR investigations hinges on understanding the types of evidence being handled. The article  “DFIR: The Importance of Understanding Types of Evidence When Making Decisions”  (October 7 2025) emphasises how direct evidence and circumstantial evidence play different roles – and the way an investigator treats them can determine whether a case is escalated or closed. The Combined V...
In today's digital world, mobile phones are not just communication tools — they are repositories of vital information that can make or break a case. From text messages and call logs to app data and geolocation history, smartphones hold a wealth of digital evidence. That’s why the   forensic examination of mobile phones   has become a critical component of modern investigations. Whether it's law enforcement, private investigation, or corporate compliance, forensic tools must be both comprehensive and reliable. One of the most trusted and powerful tools in this field is  E3:MOBILE  by Paraben Corporation. With over two decades of expertise, Paraben has crafted a mobile forensics platform that delivers deep data access, accuracy, and actionable intelligence.   What Is Forensic Examination of Mobile Phones? The  forensic examination of mobile phones  involves collecting, preserving, analyzing, and presenting data retrieved from smartphones and mobile devic...