Cellebrite

Cellebrite DI Ltd. is an Israeli digital forensics and investigative intelligence company headquartered in Petah Tikva, founded in 1999. Cellebrite's original business centered on phone-to-phone data transfer devices for wireless carriers before the company pivoted toward forensic data extraction, launching its UFED, or Universal Forensic Extraction Device, product line for law enforcement and government agencies in 2007. The company went public on the Nasdaq under the ticker CLBT in August 2021 through a SPAC merger.

Cellebrite's current product line includes the Inseyets suite, successor to UFED and comprising Physical Analyzer, Kiosk, CFID, and Reader tools, for extracting and analyzing data from mobile devices; Guardian, a cloud-based evidence management and collaboration platform; Pathfinder, an investigative lead-discovery tool; Cellebrite Genesis, an AI-assisted platform for surfacing investigative leads from large data volumes; and Corellium, a mobile device virtualization and security research platform including its Falcon and Viper tools, acquired in 2025. The company has also acquired BlackBag Technologies in 2020 for Apple device forensics and Cyber Technology Services in 2024 to expand its capabilities.

Cellebrite's customer base is concentrated among law enforcement, government, and enterprise investigative teams; the company states that its tools are used by more than 6,900 federal, state, local, and enterprise organizations, with broader adoption cited across roughly 150 countries in its public materials. In July 2026, the company expanded its drone investigation capabilities, integrating real-time drone detection data with forensic data captured through its partnership with SkySafe, extending Cellebrite's digital intelligence platform into counter-drone and airspace-security investigations, a use case that sits alongside its traditional mobile-device and computer forensics work.

Cellebrite maintains a global support network spanning North America, EMEA, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America, with regional offices supplementing its Petah Tikva headquarters at 94 Shlomo Shmelzer Road. As a software and cloud-platform vendor rather than a hardware manufacturer, Cellebrite licenses its investigative tools to public-safety agencies and enterprises rather than producing consumer or industrial hardware.