Investigate What Happened.
Prove What Matters.
Mitigate Risk.
Cellebrite helps enterprise security, legal and investigation teams uncover the facts behind digital risk, move relevant evidence into action and strengthen mobile application security before issues become bigger problems.
Decades of investigative expertise. Proven across public and private sectors.
Organizations around the world rely
on Cellebrite technology to make digital
evidence more accessible, actionable and defensible.
Every Open Matter is a Risk You Haven’t Closed Yet.
Data volumes are exploding and digital evidence is now central to how enterprise organizations review cases. The obstacle isn’t whether evidence exists. It’s whether you can access it, make sense of it in time, and defend it well enough that it holds up.
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Access is harder than it looks
Evidence sits across managed and unmanaged devices, chat and messaging apps, and cloud accounts your IT team often cannot see. Fifty-four percent of investigators report that collecting from chat and messaging apps like WhatsApp, Signal, Teams, and Slack is their single biggest obstacle.
Analysis doesn’t scale with manual review
Enterprise teams run four to six mobile examinations a month, alongside ongoing computer and cloud data reviews. Manually reviewing that volume – file by file, message, by message – is slow and inconsistent and one of the primary reasons a matter that should close in days stretches to weeks.
Preservation is where cases get lost
Collections that aren’t forensically sound get challenged — or thrown out. In-house IT scripts and self-collection break chain of custody. Hashes drift. Metadata gets stripped. By the time the matter escalates to litigation or regulator inquiry, the evidence is already in question.
The cost of not closing the loop
Every day a matter sits open is a day of legal, regulatory and commercial risk. Manual review, fragmented tooling, and outside-counsel hand-offs stretch investigations from days to months. By then, departing employees have left, IP is gone, and exposure has compounded.
One Enterprise. Multiple Points of Risk.
Insider threat, IP theft, HR misconduct, regulatory inquiries, incident response, eDiscovery: every matter puts the same four demands on your organization. Reach the evidence where it lives, analyze it fast, preserve it so it can’t be challenged and produce it in a way that reduces risk. The Cellebrite enterprise portfolio is built to meet all four in one workflow, whether the risk started with an employee, an application or an unknown actor.
Access.
Reach the evidence wherever it lives: managed or unmanaged laptops, mobile devices, chat and messaging apps, or cloud accounts. Remote access means teams get what they need without dispatching a technician or disrupting the business.
Analyze.
Cut through the volume with Cellebrite AI assisted review that surfaces the communications and timelines that matter, instead of relying on the manual review of every artifact.
Preserve.
Maintain forensic grade chain of custody from first touch through export, so collection never becomes the reason a case, or a board level risk disclosure, gets challenged.
Protect.
Turn evidence into defensible outcomes across Internal Investigations, Threat Prevention, and eDiscovery, reducing the financial, regulatory, and reputational exposure of every open matter.
Seventy percent of IP theft happens within 90 days of a resignation announcement, but exfiltration often begins as much as 200 days before notice is given. By the time a departure is flagged as high-risk, the trail is already old and scattered across managed laptops, personal phones, and cloud accounts both sanctioned and unsanctioned that most detection tools were never built to follow. Cellebrite’s enterprise portfolio gets to all of it the moment notice is given, before access is revoked, turning file movement, mass downloads, and external sharing into a court-ready timeline instead of a pile of disconnected alerts.
Fifty-four percent of enterprise investigators say chat and messaging apps are the single biggest collection obstacle they face. That is exactly where regulators expect a complete, defensible production. Cellebrite reaches custodians and messaging platforms without shipping a single device, scoping collection tightly enough to satisfy both the enforcement body asking for evidence and the privacy office asking why so much was collected. Privileged material is identified and excluded before anyone outside the case team sees it, and every artifact carries a verifiable hash and a full audit log, so the production holds up on its own terms.
The average malicious insider breach takes 293 days to detect and contain, and the cost to your organization can run into the millions. An EDR alert tells you something happened. It does not tell you what was taken, by whom, or whether the evidence will still be usable. Cellebrite closes that gap without slowing the response down. The moment an incident occurs, investigators triage computer endpoints remotely and mobile devices in parallel, including BYOD and encrypted apps that sit outside the SOC’s normal reach. What starts as a security triage becomes one case record that legal or HR can pick up without re-collecting anything. Same evidence, same chain of custody.
Mobile is now the primary evidence source in 66% of enterprise investigations, up six points from last year. A legal hold tells you to preserve. It does not tell you how mobile evidence gets from a custodian’s phone into Relativity, Reveal, or Everlaw in a usable format, and that gap is where most of the cost and delay lives. Cellebrite is not here to replace the review platform you already use. It collects what that platform cannot reach natively and hands off decoded, review-ready data with hashes and audit trails intact. The result is one collection per custodian, not a re-collection cycle when the original capture doesn’t hold up.
Frequent releases, operating system changes and third-party components introduce new security and compliance risk faster than teams can remediate it. Without a clear way to prioritize findings, critical issues can remain unresolved, increasing the likelihood of a breach, failed audit or delayed release. Teams need to validate behavior, prioritize risk and prove remediation.
Seventy percent of IP theft happens within 90 days of a resignation announcement, but exfiltration often begins as much as 200 days before notice is given. By the time a departure is flagged as high-risk, the trail is already old and scattered across managed laptops, personal phones, and cloud accounts both sanctioned and unsanctioned that most detection tools were never built to follow. Cellebrite’s enterprise portfolio gets to all of it the moment notice is given, before access is revoked, turning file movement, mass downloads, and external sharing into a court-ready timeline instead of a pile of disconnected alerts.
Fifty-four percent of enterprise investigators say chat and messaging apps are the single biggest collection obstacle they face. That is exactly where regulators expect a complete, defensible production. Cellebrite reaches custodians and messaging platforms without shipping a single device, scoping collection tightly enough to satisfy both the enforcement body asking for evidence and the privacy office asking why so much was collected. Privileged material is identified and excluded before anyone outside the case team sees it, and every artifact carries a verifiable hash and a full audit log, so the production holds up on its own terms.
The average malicious insider breach takes 293 days to detect and contain, and the cost to your organization can run into the millions. An EDR alert tells you something happened. It does not tell you what was taken, by whom, or whether the evidence will still be usable. Cellebrite closes that gap without slowing the response down. The moment an incident occurs, investigators triage computer endpoints remotely and mobile devices in parallel, including BYOD and encrypted apps that sit outside the SOC’s normal reach. What starts as a security triage becomes one case record that legal or HR can pick up without re-collecting anything. Same evidence, same chain of custody.
Mobile is now the primary evidence source in 66% of enterprise investigations, up six points from last year. A legal hold tells you to preserve. It does not tell you how mobile evidence gets from a custodian’s phone into Relativity, Reveal, or Everlaw in a usable format, and that gap is where most of the cost and delay lives. Cellebrite is not here to replace the review platform you already use. It collects what that platform cannot reach natively and hands off decoded, review-ready data with hashes and audit trails intact. The result is one collection per custodian, not a re-collection cycle when the original capture doesn’t hold up.
Frequent releases, operating system changes and third-party components introduce new security and compliance risk faster than teams can remediate it. Without a clear way to prioritize findings, critical issues can remain unresolved, increasing the likelihood of a breach, failed audit or delayed release. Teams need to validate behavior, prioritize risk and prove remediation.
Capabilities Across Enterprise Security and Investigators.
From the moment a matter opens to the final export to outside counsel, every step lives in one platform.
Remotely collect forensically sound evidence from employee laptops, mobile devices, and cloud accounts without shipping hardware or disrupting the business. One consistent collection workflow, full control over what’s targeted and where the data lands.
The AI-powered forensic suite where deep extraction happens once data is in hand. Full file system access, decrypted app data protected by device-level security and cloud data pulled from 70+ sources, all normalized into one view so your team can search, filter, and correlate instead of working source by source.
Agentic AI that turns evidence overload into case clarity. Gensis surfaces the leads, connections and timelines hidden across mobile, document, and communication data, so enterprise investigators get to the truth in minutes instead of weeks. With every insight validated through source-traceable links.
Manage, review and share digital evidence in a controlled workflow that supports collaboration, traceability and downstream legal review.
Validate mobile application behavior, prioritize meaningful risk, guide remediation and connect findings to supported security and compliance frameworks across iOS, iPadOS and Android.
Digital forensics at the point of need, with no lab and no forensic expertise required. The Kiosk lets any user complete a full extraction-to-report workflow at the press of a button, decoding data from 1,500+ mobile apps in minutes. For enterprise, it’s purpose-built for employee offboarding and mobile data collection: lock down a departing employee’s devices fast, skip the travel and shipping costs, and keep every step audit-ready.
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closed in days.
Book a 30-minute working session with a Cellebrite Enterprise specialist. We’ll walk through
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Frequently Asked Questions
Questions corporate legal teams ask before they buy.
Enterprise digital investigation software is the category of platform corporate legal, compliance, HR, and security teams use to collect, preserve, analyze, and review digital evidence from employee devices, cloud accounts, and endpoints during internal investigations, regulatory inquiries, IP-theft matters, and incident response.
Unlike general eDiscovery tools, it captures forensically sound evidence with verifiable chain of custody so findings hold up in court, arbitration, and regulatory proceedings.
Generic eDiscovery tools are built for document review, not forensic collection. In-house IT scripts can preserve evidence but often break chain of custody and miss data on locked or encrypted devices.
Cellebrite is purpose-built for defensible collection: it covers more than 60,000 device profiles including iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows; collects endpoints remotely without shipping hardware; preserves verifiable hashes and audit trails; and is the same forensic technology that law enforcement uses in court worldwide.
Yes. Cellebrite Guardian and Endpoint Inspector are SOC 2 Type II audited and ISO 27001 certified, with infrastructure deployed on AWS regions that support GDPR, CCPA, and CJIS compliance.
Customers can choose data residency by region and configure granular role-based access for legal, HR, outside counsel, and DFIR.
Yes. Endpoint Inspector performs remote forensic collection from laptops over the corporate network or the public internet.
Custodians can self-collect with one-click consent, or investigators can run silent collections for high-risk insider-threat matters. No shipping, no travel, no business interruption.
The platform supports targeted, scope-limited collection with keyword, date-range, and source filters applied at the point of capture so you only ingest what is relevant.
Privileged content can be redacted or excluded before review. Every action is logged for downstream legal and regulatory review.
Cellebrite Guardian exports to industry-standard formats consumed by Relativity, Reveal, Nuix, and Everlaw, and offers an API for custom integrations with case management, SIEM, and ticketing systems.
Most enterprise deployments are operational within two weeks. Cellebrite Cloud requires no on-premises infrastructure.
Investigator and custodian training is delivered through Cellebrite Academy with role-specific certification paths for legal, compliance, and DFIR users.