CELLEBRITE PHILIPPINES USER FORUM | CEBU

Bring Digital Investigation Capability
Closer to Where Cases Begin.

Trusted, scalable evidence workflows for faster local action at the provincial and local level.

Event Date: Thursday, October 22, 2026 | Venue: Radisson Blu Hotel, Cebu
Registration: 9:00 AM | Forum 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM | Networking Lunch 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

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Move digital evidence closer to investigative action

Across the Philippines, many investigations begin at the provincial and city level, while specialist digital forensic capability may be located far from the point of seizure. When seized devices must travel to a central facility for examination, investigators can face longer turnaround times, added transport and custody requirements, and delays in turning digital evidence into actionable leads.

Join Philippine law-enforcement peers and Cellebrite specialists to explore how trusted, right-sized digital investigation capability can be brought closer to where cases begin—while remaining aligned with consistent standards, governance and evidentiary integrity.

Why local capability matters now

The case for capability closer to the point of need is shaped by three realities: a geographically dispersed operating environment, growing local digital-crime demand and increasingly complex multi-device investigations.

7,641
ISLANDS

Geography shapes response — The Philippines is an archipelago of about 7,641 islands, making distance and access a practical operational consideration.

125
CYBERCRIME COMPLAINTS

Local demand is real — Iloilo City logged around 125 cybercrime complaints in 2025. In response, a cyber response team was activated to support the city police office and its 10 police stations.

2-5
DEVICES PER CASE

Complexity starts with the case — A typical APAC case involves two to five devices, increasing the evidence investigators need to examine, connect and translate into timely direction.

Sources:
(1) Philippine Statistics Authority, 2025
(2) Philippine Information Agency / Philippine News Agency, February 2026
(3) Cellebrite 2026 Industry Trends Report — Asia Pacific.

One connected journey. Four local investigation outcomes.

See how a right-sized investigation workflow can help provincial and local teams reduce delay, protect evidentiary integrity, make limited specialist capacity go further and move from local seizure to investigative action faster.

01
TRUSTED LOCAL ACQUISITION & EXAMINATION: Start closer to the point of need Securely acquire and examine evidence locally using repeatable, forensically sound methods and consistent standards.
02
CONNECT EVIDENCE ACROSS SOURCES: Give investigators a fuller picture sooner Bring evidence across devices, apps, locations and cases together to reveal relationships, timelines and relevant connections
03
AI-ASSISTED INSIGHT: Make specialist capacity go further Reduce repetitive review, prioritise relevant evidence and surface leads faster while investigators retain judgement and control
04
FASTER LOCAL INVESTIGATIVE ACTION: Shorten the path from seizure to direction Turn trusted evidence and connected insight into timelier investigative direction while maintaining chain of custody and evidentiary integrity

What you will gain

  • Reduce delays from seizure to investigative action. Explore how capability closer to the point of need can shorten turnaround times and support faster local response.
  • Build a trusted, right-sized local workflow.
    Understand what is required across people, process, technology, training and governance.
  • Make limited specialist resources go further.
    See how connected and AI-assisted workflows can reduce repetitive review and prioritise relevant evidence while investigators remain in control.
  • Protect evidentiary integrity from the start.
    Maintain secure, repeatable handling and consistent standards as capability moves closer to local cases.
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Who should attend

Designed for law-enforcement leaders and practitioners responsible for local investigations, digital evidence and sustainable capability development.

Regional, provincial & city investigation leaders

Leaders responsible for case progression, operational response and local investigative outcomes.

Digital forensic & laboratory leaders

Leaders responsible for evidence handling, examination, standardisation, throughput and escalation to specialist support.

Cybercrime & specialist investigation units

Practitioners working across cybercrime, fraud, drugs, trafficking, organised crime and other digitally enabled offences.

Executive sponsors & capability owners

Senior officials responsible for readiness, governance, training, funding and sustainable local capability.

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What’s on the agenda

A practical pathway from local seizure to trusted evidence, connected insight and faster investigative direction.

09:30
Welcome: Bringing Digital Investigation Capability Closer to the Case Frame how distance from specialist capability, turnaround time, custody requirements and limited local capacity can slow time-sensitive investigations.
09:40
From Local Evidence to Faster Investigative Direction See how a trusted, right-sized workflow connects local collection and examination to analysis—reducing delays while maintaining consistent standards and evidentiary integrity.
10:10
Customer Story: Strengthening Investigation Capability Closer to the Case Hear a Philippine agency perspective on supporting investigations across locations, the impact of centralised processing and why appropriately governed local capability can improve response while remaining connected to common standards and specialist expertise.
10:30
Coffee Break Refreshments and networking.
10:45
Accelerate Insight with AI—Make Specialist Capacity Go Further Discover how AI-assisted investigation can reduce repetitive review, prioritise relevant evidence and help limited specialist resources manage growing evidence volumes while investigators remain in control.
11:15
From Local Seizure to Investigative Action: The Workflow in Practice Experience an end-to-end provincial investigation—from local evidence handling through connected analysis and AI-assisted lead development—to timely investigative direction while maintaining chain of custody.
11:45
Closing & Next Steps: Building the Right Capability for Your Agency Identify a practical next step based on caseload, workflow, people, training, governance and sponsorship.
12:00
Networking Lunch Continue agency-specific discussions with peers and Cellebrite specialists over lunch.
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Meet the speakers

Hear from Philippine law-enforcement practitioners and Cellebrite specialists who understand the realities of building trusted investigation capability across locations. Speaker lineup is subject to final confirmation.

Jeffrey Png

Team Lead, Solutions Engineering, Cellebrite

Former SPF forensic examiner accelerating digital investigations and actionable insights.

Jeffrey Png is Team Lead for Solutions Engineering at Cellebrite, with more than six years specialising in forensic analysis and digital investigation technologies and over five years with the Singapore Police Force as a Senior Computer Forensic Examiner. He helps agencies bridge technical capabilities with operational needs, streamline investigative processes and deliver actionable insights to key stakeholders, enabling them to navigate complex digital investigations effectively and legally, accelerate case resolution and advance justice and public safety.

Jason Yeo

Specialist, Investigation & Intelligence Unit, APAC, Cellebrite

Former SPF investigator advancing AI-assisted, digital-first investigations across Southeast Asia.

Jason Yeo is an Investigation and Intelligence Specialist at Cellebrite, supporting law enforcement, intelligence teams and national security agencies across Southeast Asia. He served eight years with the Singapore Police Force in frontline policing and serious crime investigations through to prosecution, and combines that operational experience with expertise in AI-assisted investigations to help agencies transform complex digital evidence into actionable insights, strengthen decision-making and accelerate investigative outcomes, while keeping human judgement at the centre.

Nur Azhar Ayob

Vice President, Strategic Partnerships & Business Development, APAC, Cellebrite

APAC leader advancing digital investigation capability through strategy, partnerships and regional law-enforcement insight.

Nur Azhar Ayob is Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Business Development for Asia Pacific at Cellebrite, helping law-enforcement and government agencies advance digital investigation capabilities across the region. With more than 20 years of experience across law enforcement, government engagement and technology, he previously held leadership roles with the Singapore Police Force, served as APAC Head of Site Integrity at Twitter and contributed to global cybercrime initiatives at INTERPOL. At Cellebrite, Azhar works with agencies to strengthen investigative workflows, connect digital evidence more effectively and turn existing forensic investments into faster operational insight and stronger case outcomes.

Ready to bring capability closer to the case?
Seats are limited. Register now to join Philippine law-enforcement peers and Cellebrite specialists in Cebu.
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