Paraben's Deployable Field Kit

Paraben's Deployable Field Kit (DFK) is a digital forensic solution that gives you everything you need to process digital evidence in the field. By bringing your lab with you, you can capture and analyse digital data from computers and devices such as mobile phones and tablets.
Being field ready is a challenge for anyone and getting the right tools together can be a nightmare. The DFK was designed to be able to work with any level of computer users to be able to gather and collect digital evidence. Each tool in the DFK was designed to be used without any training. You can acquire or gather data from any digital device to include, mobile phones, hard drives, media cards and all things in-between.
The Deployable Field Kit Includes:
- Deployable P2 Commander (DP2C) for targeted file acquisitions on PCs and related media
- A 1 TB external hard drive for evidence storage from DP2C acquisitions
- One license of Device Seizure to acquire, analyze, and report on over 4,000 different devices
- One license of DDS (Deployable Device Seizure) for one click acquisitions of basic cell phone data
- One Porn Detection Stick to quickly scan for pornographic content
- A tablet PC on which DDS and Device Seizure are integrated
- Cables, chargers, & other hardware for extracting data from handheld devices - View List of Hardware
- Various media card readers
- Rugged carrying case
- One year software and new cable subscriptions
Other Features:
- Expandable kit allows you to:
- Install other forensic software so you're entire toolbox can go with you anywhere
- Perform comprehensive analysis of acquired data
- Bookmarking
- Data Carving of Multi-Media Files
- Deleted Data Recovery
- Read Backup Files from a PC
- File Sorting
- Windows CE Registry Viewer
- Built in File Viewers
- Built in Hex Viewer
- Over 250 Other File Viewers
- Examine various types of media such as USB drives and SD Cards
- Add more cables and components to your kit
- Recover deleted data with physical acquisitions
- Search for illicit images and chat logs on computers