Cellebrite's mission is to protect communities, nations and businesses as a global leader in AI-powered digital investigative and intelligence solutions.
It's the new age of digital investigations and our #Autumn2026Release is the next chapter.
See the full picture of what's inside with a special session, one week from today. Sign up and we'll see you there: ms.spr.ly/6016aL8RC
What an unforgettable #IACP2026!
We had countless conversations about the changing investigative landscape and the work being done every day to keep communities safe. Thank you to everyone who stopped by for a demo, to ask a question or just to chat.
Until next year. ❤️
Standing room only this morning for our AI session at #IACP2026.
CEO @thinkshiv kicked it off with a warm welcome and then VP, Head of AI Innovation Center Evyatar Ramot, explained how Cellebrite has built its solutions so the investigator stays in charge. (1/2)
📲 Some of the biggest mobile security headaches start with small coding mistakes. Next up: "We've used that SDK for years."
An SDK gets approved once, then ships in every release after. 🧵 (1/3)
(2/3) Meanwhile its vendor changes the code, the OS changes what apps are allowed to touch and new vulnerabilities get published against versions you're still running. The check you did at integration time covers none of that.
(3/3) Try this today: list every SDK in your app with its version and look each one up in OSV or GitHub Advisories (osv-scanner or OWASP Dependency-Check will do it in bulk). Remove any SDK that isn’t verified or used.
One demo. A department's worth of backlog, gone.
Meet #CellebriteGenesis, your AI partner for reducing manual work and establishing relevance earlier, so your team can reach more critical evidence without reaching for more headcount.
See what that looks like for your case type with a personalized demo at our #IACP2026 booth (#1511).
Demo slots are limited and filling fast. Book your time now—before you’re already on the show floor. ▶️ ms.spr.ly/6016aaC08
Investigators in Italy are telling us the same thing: AI in investigations is a must-have. That was one of the key takeaways from last Friday's ONIF event in Genoa, Italy. 🧵 (1/3)
(2/3) This year, #CellebriteGenesis took center stage. Interest and engagement around our presentation and live demo reinforces the message that AI is quickly becoming a must-have capability for investigators dealing with growing volumes and complexity of digital evidence.
(3/3) Conversations went beyond what the tech can do, focusing on how to bring these capabilities into real investigative workflows.
Thank you to ONIF for another successful event, to everyone who joined the discussions and to our colleague Sara for bringing Genesis to life.
Heading to @TheIACP and curious how AI fits into your agency's investigative work?
Join CEO @thinkshiv and VP, Head of AI Innovation Evyatar Ramot, as they show you how the investigator always remains in charge. THIS coming Saturday, Oct 24. Location: W311GH, OCCC (Level 3)
From device seizure to decision, speed matters.
See how teams can collect, analyze and securely share digital evidence faster, with AI helping cut through the volume.
Missed it live? Watch on demand: ms.spr.ly/6019aaehb
We are proud to share what we've been working on in this next chapter of the new age of investigations.
We’re going over every detail of the release on November 4th, in a special session. Save your seat here:ms.spr.ly/6016aapWa
Helping teams access what matters and act with confidence is at the core of our #Autumn2026Release.
Today we’re sharing how this release, led by #CellebriteGenesis, is helping uncover what manual review can miss while expanding device and operating system access. 🧵
Meet our team next week at LinCT-AA 2026 in Sydney and learn how Cellebrite helps counter-terrorism and national security teams turn complex digital evidence into actionable intelligence faster. 🧵
Visit our demo showcase, then join Nigel Johns on October 28 at 1:30PM for “Minutes, Not Months: Faster Insight, Safer Communities”.
You’ll see what becomes possible for investigators when the time between seizure and insight shrinks from weeks to minutes.