Cellebrite DI Ltd. reports developments in AI-powered digital investigative and intelligence software for public and private sector customers. Its updates cover digital forensics, lawful device access, evidence analysis, investigative collaboration, application security and cloud deployment, including Cellebrite Government Cloud, Guardian Investigate, Genesis and Corellium.
Company news also includes federal cloud-security authorization, product releases, financial results, annual reporting, investor conference participation and product and technology leadership changes. Cellebrite’s software portfolio supports law enforcement agencies, defense and intelligence organizations, enterprises and service providers across cloud, on-premises and hybrid deployments.
Cellebrite (CLBT) announced its Autumn 2026 Release, expanding its investigative software capabilities and access to devices and operating systems. Updates include enhancements to Genesis, its AI-powered investigation tool, alongside expanded Inseyets support for iOS and Android devices and additional analysis capabilities in Pathfinder.
Cellebrite expects an on-premises Genesis version in early 2027, allowing agencies to run the software in their own environment. Next-generation drone forensics support through CFID v4 is also planned for early 2027. The release highlights the Cellebrite Tactical Extraction Kit, launched earlier this quarter for military teams to access and analyze devices in the field.
Cellebrite (CLBT) will report its third-quarter 2026 financial results before U.S. markets open on November 12, 2026. A live conference call and webcast will follow at 8:30 a.m. ET to review the results and discuss its 2026 outlook. Historical financial tables and supplemental data will be available in the quarterly results section of its investor relations website.
Cellebrite (CLBT) is opening nominations for its 2027 JUSTYS Digital Justice Awards, which will be presented on April 13, 2027 during the C2C User Summit in Dallas and streamed live on Law&Crime Network’s YouTube channel to 7.7 million subscribers.
The 2027 program adds more rigorous judging criteria, an expanded panel including prior Case of the Year winners and expert practitioners, and new crime-specific Case of the Year categories: Crimes Against Children & Human Trafficking, Narcotics, Major Crimes and Protecting Nations. Additional awards span rising talent, mentorship, digital forensics, investigations, intelligence, eDiscovery, enterprise investigations and partner performance. Nominations are being accepted through October 31, 2026.
Cellebrite (CLBT) announced the expansion of The 101, its purpose-built global digital community for digital forensics and investigative professionals, accessible to customers via the MyCellebrite portal.
The 101 is growing from a base of 62,000 users who participate in discussion groups, ask questions and share knowledge with peers and Cellebrite experts worldwide. Customers can join sub-communities by product and experience level, share best practices, and access resources and technical updates relevant to their work. The company describes The 101 as an always-on environment that supports faster insight discovery and collaboration, with focused discussion threads, tools for tracking questions and contributions, and dedicated areas for investigators, newcomers and users exploring AI in their workflows.
Cellebrite (CLBT) has placed Cellebrite Labs, its core mobile research team, under the leadership of Chief Technology Officer Chris Wade, effective immediately, and integrated it into the company’s Innovation Hub.
The move is accompanied by expanded infrastructure, AI resources, research tools and talent to support access, extraction and decoding capabilities across mobile operating systems. CEO Shiv Ramji said dedicated leadership from Wade, who joined via the Corellium acquisition, is intended to sharpen focus and speed of innovation. Wade and Ramji will discuss the company’s AI strategy and product roadmap during an investor Virtual Fireside Chat on September 14, 2026 at 4:15 p.m. ET.
Cellebrite (CLBT) plans to redomicile by creating a new United States corporation as its ultimate parent company, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals announced on September 14, 2026.
The board of directors has authorized a corporate reorganization to implement this structure. Chief executive officer Shiv Ramji described the move as a “strategic evolution” that is expected to better support growth in Cellebrite’s largest geographic market, the U.S., and among large government customers globally. The company also believes that a U.S. domicile could broaden its investor base through potential inclusion in key indices. Completion of the redomiciling is anticipated by the first half of 2027, assuming required approvals are obtained. Cellebrite plans to provide further information, including details of a special general meeting of shareholders, in future filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Cellebrite (CLBT) will participate in two investor events in September 2026. On September 10, 2026, the company will attend the Lake Street 10th Annual Best Ideas Growth Conference for one-on-one meetings with investors. On September 14, 2026, Cellebrite will host a virtual fireside chat webcast at 4:15 p.m. ET, covering its AI strategy and key product roadmaps, moderated by Rudy Kessinger of D.A. Davidson & Co.
Cellebrite (CLBT) announced that its cloud-based digital evidence management platform, Cellebrite Guardian, has completed an Infosec Registered Assessors Program (IRAP) assessment at the PROTECTED classification level for Australian government use.
The IRAP assessment, conducted by ASD-endorsed assessor CyberCX, provides independent assurance that Guardian can handle sensitive digital evidence workloads for Australian law enforcement, public safety, correctional, defense and national security agencies. Guardian supports cloud-based management, review and collaboration on digital evidence with a documented chain of custody, addressing bottlenecks from siloed, on‑premise systems. Cellebrite will assist each agency’s internal authorization process with security architecture, data sovereignty and auditability documentation.
Cellebrite (Nasdaq: CLBT) announced that its subsidiary, Cellebrite Federal Solutions (CFSI), has achieved Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Level 2, following an independent assessment by a Certified Third-Party Assessment Organization. This Department of War standard applies to contractors handling Controlled Unclassified Information.
CFSI implemented and documented 110 security practices across 14 control families, including access control, incident response and risk management. According to Cellebrite, this early, third-party certification places CFSI among the top 3% of organizations meeting the standard and supports its work with U.S. federal agencies.
Cellebrite (Nasdaq: CLBT) announced the launch of the Cellebrite Tactical Extraction Kit (C-TEK), a rugged, all-in-one mobile forensics field kit packaged in a standard-size backpack for forward-deployed military teams. The kit combines hardware, software and power to extract and analyze data from phones, SIM cards, drones, computers and portable media directly at the point of capture, including in disconnected environments.
According to Cellebrite, C-TEK aims to help armed forces act on time-sensitive device intelligence in real time, reducing reliance on centralized labs and single analysts. The company said C-TEK is the first step in building a broader end-to-end field intelligence solution that will also include a portable Pathfinder analytics platform, an on-premises AI capability, an upgraded CFID V4 for drone forensics and a mobile kit for rapid, short-term digital forensics deployments without existing infrastructure.