Processor
Intel® CoreTM i7-10700 (10th Gen, 8-Core, 2.9GHz-4.8GHz, 65W)
Cellebrite Kiosk
Your Lab Can’t Be Everywhere. Kiosk Can.
Cellebrite Kiosk puts forensic-grade extraction capabilities wherever your investigation begins helping your team find investigative leads, confirm threats, uncover networks, generate court-ready reports or offboard employees without waiting for a specialist or having to ship a device.
OVERVIEW
Forensic-Grade Extraction, Available at Every Point of Contact
Cellebrite Kiosk is a self-contained digital forensics station that enables teams to perform Full File System mobile device extractions and generate court-ready evidence reports, without a forensic lab or specialist on-site. Kiosk runs on a 23.8-inch touchscreen interface and does not require an external computer, laptop or lab equipment to operate. From corrections intake, border checkpoints, officer-involved triage or simplifying mobile collections for corporations, Kiosk offers enterprise-grade extraction capabilities, wherever investigations begin.
Powered by Cellebrite Inseyets software, which is trusted worldwide, and featuring an embedded Turbo-Link adapter, Kiosk represents a generational leap over previous solutions. It is the only solution of its kind that offers Full File System (FFS) capabilities for the latest iOS and Android devices and the most advanced decoding engine available.
kiosk use cases
Built for Real-World Operations
Deployed where it matters most — Kiosk is designed to support frontline operators across the full spectrum of public safety environments.
Law Enforcement
Deploy at any station or field location. First responders can perform extractions and confirm threats immediately, without a forensic specialist on-site.
Correctional Facilities
Identify gang affiliations, criminal network ties and contraband intelligence at intake. A secure, auditable fixed-location deployment with no portable device risk, so your facility stays ahead of threats before they escalate.
Border Control
Surface travel history, affiliations and suspicious communications at the point of entry, in minutes, not days. Support high-volume processing across shifts without slowing checkpoint operations.
Interrogations
Verify or refute a subject’s account while they’re still in the room. Investigators move from interview to evidence in minutes, building stronger cases with less guesswork and more confidence. All extractions are performed within established legal frameworks and require appropriate authorization. Kiosk is designed to support lawful investigations.
Built for Private Sector Investigations
Employee Offboarding
Ensure your organization is protected when an employee leaves, securing and collecting their mobile devices to prevent data leaks, protect company assets and meet compliance requirements.
Seamless Mobile Data Collection
Simplify the employee experience during mobile data collection, automate the complexity of the collection process and limit business interruption.
Limiting Travel Costs and Hardware Shipping
Kiosk’s centralized mobile collection station reduces the cost of employee travel and hardware shipping. Organizations can deploy a kiosk in multiple locations, for remote configuration and collection.
Capabilities
Everything You Need,
Out of the Box
Kiosk delivers the same trusted Cellebrite extraction capabilities your team relies on, packaged for frontline operators and corporate investigators who need answers now. From encrypted device data to automated evidence reports, every output is forensically sound and ready for the next step in your workflow.
Capabilities
- Full File System (FFS) Extraction
- Physical Extraction
- iOS & Android Support
- Embedded Turbo-Link
- Automated Forensic Reports
- Open Image Format
- Logical Extraction
- SIM Card Read & Clone
- Inseyets Core & Pro
- Streamline Workflow
- Flexible Licensing (Online & Offline)
- Touchscreen Interface
Powerful Hardware. Intelligent Software. Frontline-Ready Simplicity.
Every Kiosk ships fully configured and ready to deploy, so you can start building cases from day one, with no extra accessories, no specialist setup, no shipping hardware, and no lab dependency.
23.8″ FHD Touchscreen
Anti-glare 1920×1080 VA display with full touch support for guided workflows.
Intel Core i7 Processor
10th Gen i7-10700 (8-Core, 2.9–4.8GHz) for simultaneous extraction and decoding.
Embedded Turbo-Link
Built-in Cellebrite Turbo-Link adapter — no separate dongle needed for advanced access.
SIM Card Reader
Multi-format SIM adapter supports both Micro and Full-size SIM cards for reading and cloning.
1TB NVMe SSD Storage
PCIe NVMe Class 40 solid-state drive ensures fast read/write speeds for large evidence files.
Flexible Licensing
Online, offline, and hybrid licensing options — adaptable to the security requirements of any organization.
Inseyets Core & Pro Compatible
Runs Cellebrite’s latest Inseyets software with PA10 decoding engine, Streamline workflows and more.
Automated Forensic Reports
Customizable reports are auto-generated from extraction data — fully audit-logged for chain of custody.
Competitive Comparison
A Generational Leap Forward
Whether replacing an aging solution or deploying forensics capabilities for the first time, Kiosk offers capabilities no competing product can match.
Extractions Flow Directly into Your Investigative Workflow
Kiosk is built on the same software foundation as Cellebrite’s flagship Inseyets platform. This means every extraction feeds directly into your broader investigative workflow, from case management in Guardian to deep analysis in Pathfinder.
- Inseyets Core & Pro:
Kiosk runs Cellebrite’s latest Inseyets software versions. Every extraction benefits from the same PA10 decoding engine used by lab examiners worldwide, including Streamline workflow support. - Guardian:
Evidence extracted via Kiosk flows directly into Cellebrite Guardian for collaborative case management, secure evidence sharing, and AI-powered investigation, all while maintaining full chain of custody. - Open Image Format:
Kiosk produces open-format images, making it fully compatible with industry-standard analysis tools and meeting the security and compliance requirements of organizations at any classification level.
Cellebrite Kiosk in Your Region
The Lab Has a Line. In North America, Kiosk Skips It.
From a contraband-cellphone epidemic running criminal enterprises out of state prisons to a fentanyl surge at the southern border, North America’s caseloads are outpacing lab capacity everywhere an investigation begins. Kiosk extracts Full File System evidence on-site, so the case starts the moment the device is seized.
A Criminal Enterprise Behind Bars
A South Carolina State Grand Jury secured life-without-parole sentences in June 2025 against two inmates who directed a methamphetamine trafficking ring that moved more than 630 kilograms into the state — coordinated entirely from prison using contraband cell phones. In a related case from the same investigation, prosecutors tied a single inmate’s phone-run enterprise to $1 million in seized assets. The FCC voted in September 2025 to let state prisons jam contraband signals, with South Carolina positioned to be the first state to activate it in 2026. Until jamming goes live, every confiscated device is still a lead if it’s processed before the case goes cold. Kiosk extracts it at intake, without shipping the device or waiting on a specialist.
A Fentanyl Surge at the Southern Border
CBP seized more than 100 million lethal doses of fentanyl along the southwest border in just the first six months of fiscal year 2026, alongside 152,000 pounds of methamphetamine, already surpassing all of FY2025, and more than 28,000 pounds of cocaine. A seized phone can hold the route, the contacts and the payment trail investigators need to tie a smuggling operation together, but only if someone can read it before the traveler is released. Kiosk delivers that evidence at the checkpoint, in minutes.
The Backlog Between the Badge and the Lab
Cellebrite’s 2026 Industry Trends Report found that 56% of devices now arrive locked, delaying access to evidence from the first minute of a case, while 67% of agencies still rely on portable hard drives to move evidence between teams — a workflow that adds delay and chain-of-custody risk at every hop. Investigators are already managing a median of six to ten active digital cases at once, each with two to five devices attached. For a department without an in-house digital forensics unit, that math doesn’t close. Kiosk gives any operator the ability to run a complete extraction-to-report workflow at the point of contact — no specialist, no shipping, no backlog.
In Asia-Pacific, the Forensic Lab Is Hours Away. Kiosk Isn’t.
From high-threat border corridors to vast geographies where the nearest forensic lab is a flight away, APAC’s scale demands a different model. Kiosk puts Full File System extraction at every point of contact, with no specialist and no delay required.
High-Threat Border Corridor That Can’t Wait on a Lab
Thailand’s border with Myanmar sits at the heart of the Golden Triangle. Over 1.6 million crossings were recorded at Thai land checkpoints in the first 10 months of 2025 alone, in a corridor where narcotics trafficking and organised crime converge. Kiosk surfaces travel history, affiliations and suspicious communications at the point of entry, in minutes.
Five Eyes–Grade Enforcement at Every Port of Entry
Australia’s Border Force operates across major international airports with authority to inspect electronic devices at the border. Kiosk eliminates the gap between seizure and actionable intelligence, producing court-ready extraction output on-site in a format already trusted across Five Eyes jurisdictions.
Closing the Forensic Capacity Gap at Scale
India’s law enforcement agencies serve 1.4 billion people across 28 states, with land borders spanning Pakistan, Bangladesh and Myanmar, and most without a regional forensic lab within practical reach. INTERPOL’s 2025 Asia and South Pacific Cyberthreat Assessment confirms the pattern: rising caseloads, documented gaps in forensic tools and insufficient technical capacity. Kiosk closes that gap wherever investigations begin.
In Latin America, the Criminal Network Is Already Mobile. Kiosk Keeps Up.
From prison cell blocks where cartel leaders run multi-state operations over a smuggled phone, to a border corridor absorbing the largest displacement crisis in the hemisphere, Latin America’s investigations move at the speed of a network the forensic lab can’t reach in time. Kiosk extracts Full File System evidence at intake, at the checkpoint, wherever the case begins.
The Cell Block Is a Command Center
Brazil’s PCC has directed drug trafficking, extortion and kidnapping operations across roughly 22 states from inside its own prisons, using smuggled cell phones to hold virtual “trials” and order hits on lieutenants outside the walls. Brazilian authorities have confiscated tens of thousands of contraband phones from prisoners in a single year, and the network has endured regardless. Kiosk surfaces gang affiliation, network ties and contraband intelligence the moment a device enters intake, and before it becomes another signal the system can’t see.
A Border Absorbing a Hemisphere’s Displacement
More than 7.89 million Venezuelans have fled their country, the second-largest displacement crisis in the world, and Colombia alone hosts 2.8 million of them, with crossings climbing 41% in the first two months of 2025 compared to 2024. Smuggling networks move people and profit through the same corridors, and the phones carried across them hold the routes, contacts and payments that identify the operators. Kiosk surfaces that evidence at the checkpoint in minutes, not after the device, and the lead, has already moved on.
A Forensic Gap the Size of a Continent
n estimated $5 billion in goods crosses South America’s Triple Frontier between Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina every year, and almost none of it legal. It’s one node in a region where organized crime moves faster than forensic capacity can follow, which is why INTERPOL now runs digital forensics capacity-building programs across 35 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. Kiosk closes that gap at the point of contact, regardless of which side of the border the case starts on.
The Lab Has a Line. In North America, Kiosk Skips It.
From a contraband-cellphone epidemic running criminal enterprises out of state prisons to a fentanyl surge at the southern border, North America’s caseloads are outpacing lab capacity everywhere an investigation begins. Kiosk extracts Full File System evidence on-site, so the case starts the moment the device is seized.
A Criminal Enterprise Behind Bars
A South Carolina State Grand Jury secured life-without-parole sentences in June 2025 against two inmates who directed a methamphetamine trafficking ring that moved more than 630 kilograms into the state — coordinated entirely from prison using contraband cell phones. In a related case from the same investigation, prosecutors tied a single inmate’s phone-run enterprise to $1 million in seized assets. The FCC voted in September 2025 to let state prisons jam contraband signals, with South Carolina positioned to be the first state to activate it in 2026. Until jamming goes live, every confiscated device is still a lead if it’s processed before the case goes cold. Kiosk extracts it at intake, without shipping the device or waiting on a specialist.
A Fentanyl Surge at the Southern Border
CBP seized more than 100 million lethal doses of fentanyl along the southwest border in just the first six months of fiscal year 2026, alongside 152,000 pounds of methamphetamine, already surpassing all of FY2025, and more than 28,000 pounds of cocaine. A seized phone can hold the route, the contacts and the payment trail investigators need to tie a smuggling operation together, but only if someone can read it before the traveler is released. Kiosk delivers that evidence at the checkpoint, in minutes.
The Backlog Between the Badge and the Lab
Cellebrite’s 2026 Industry Trends Report found that 56% of devices now arrive locked, delaying access to evidence from the first minute of a case, while 67% of agencies still rely on portable hard drives to move evidence between teams — a workflow that adds delay and chain-of-custody risk at every hop. Investigators are already managing a median of six to ten active digital cases at once, each with two to five devices attached. For a department without an in-house digital forensics unit, that math doesn’t close. Kiosk gives any operator the ability to run a complete extraction-to-report workflow at the point of contact — no specialist, no shipping, no backlog.
In Asia-Pacific, the Forensic Lab Is Hours Away. Kiosk Isn’t.
From high-threat border corridors to vast geographies where the nearest forensic lab is a flight away, APAC’s scale demands a different model. Kiosk puts Full File System extraction at every point of contact, with no specialist and no delay required.
High-Threat Border Corridor That Can’t Wait on a Lab
Thailand’s border with Myanmar sits at the heart of the Golden Triangle. Over 1.6 million crossings were recorded at Thai land checkpoints in the first 10 months of 2025 alone, in a corridor where narcotics trafficking and organised crime converge. Kiosk surfaces travel history, affiliations and suspicious communications at the point of entry, in minutes.
Five Eyes–Grade Enforcement at Every Port of Entry
Australia’s Border Force operates across major international airports with authority to inspect electronic devices at the border. Kiosk eliminates the gap between seizure and actionable intelligence, producing court-ready extraction output on-site in a format already trusted across Five Eyes jurisdictions.
Closing the Forensic Capacity Gap at Scale
India’s law enforcement agencies serve 1.4 billion people across 28 states, with land borders spanning Pakistan, Bangladesh and Myanmar, and most without a regional forensic lab within practical reach. INTERPOL’s 2025 Asia and South Pacific Cyberthreat Assessment confirms the pattern: rising caseloads, documented gaps in forensic tools and insufficient technical capacity. Kiosk closes that gap wherever investigations begin.
In Latin America, the Criminal Network Is Already Mobile. Kiosk Keeps Up.
From prison cell blocks where cartel leaders run multi-state operations over a smuggled phone, to a border corridor absorbing the largest displacement crisis in the hemisphere, Latin America’s investigations move at the speed of a network the forensic lab can’t reach in time. Kiosk extracts Full File System evidence at intake, at the checkpoint, wherever the case begins.
The Cell Block Is a Command Center
Brazil’s PCC has directed drug trafficking, extortion and kidnapping operations across roughly 22 states from inside its own prisons, using smuggled cell phones to hold virtual “trials” and order hits on lieutenants outside the walls. Brazilian authorities have confiscated tens of thousands of contraband phones from prisoners in a single year, and the network has endured regardless. Kiosk surfaces gang affiliation, network ties and contraband intelligence the moment a device enters intake, and before it becomes another signal the system can’t see.
A Border Absorbing a Hemisphere’s Displacement
More than 7.89 million Venezuelans have fled their country, the second-largest displacement crisis in the world, and Colombia alone hosts 2.8 million of them, with crossings climbing 41% in the first two months of 2025 compared to 2024. Smuggling networks move people and profit through the same corridors, and the phones carried across them hold the routes, contacts and payments that identify the operators. Kiosk surfaces that evidence at the checkpoint in minutes, not after the device, and the lead, has already moved on.
A Forensic Gap the Size of a Continent
n estimated $5 billion in goods crosses South America’s Triple Frontier between Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina every year, and almost none of it legal. It’s one node in a region where organized crime moves faster than forensic capacity can follow, which is why INTERPOL now runs digital forensics capacity-building programs across 35 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. Kiosk closes that gap at the point of contact, regardless of which side of the border the case starts on.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Hardware Built for the Mission
Enterprise-grade components, purpose-built and quality-tested for continuous operational use in demanding environments.
Memory
64GB DDR4 (2×32GB) non-ECC
Storage
1TB PCIe NVMe Class 40 SSD
Display
23.8″ FHD 1920×1080 VA Touch Anti-Glare
Network
Intel I219-LM Ethernet 10/100/1000
I/O
USB-C 3.1 Gen 1 x1 USB-A 3.1 Gen 2 x1 (PowerShare) USB-A 3.1 Gen 1 x1
Turbo-Link
Cellebrite Turbo-Link Adapter (embedded)
SIM Adapter
Cellebrite Multi SIM Adapter (Micro + Full-size)
Power Supply
FSP040-DHAN3
Connector
AC Inlet-Outlet C14+Switch+2 Fuses Module
Software
Cellebrite Inseyets Core or Pro
Licensing
Online, Offline, or Hybrid options available
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Resources and Best Practices
Enterprise-grade components, purpose-built and quality-tested for continuous operational use in demanding environments.
Inseyets
The extraction and decoding engine powering every Kiosk workflow.
CFID
Extend your forensic reach to drone and UAV evidence.
Guardian
Secure case management and court-ready evidence sharing for every Kiosk extraction.
Pathfinder
Turn Kiosk extractions into investigative intelligence. Pathfinder surfaces connections, patterns, and leads across your case data.
Put Forensic Power at Every Point of Contact
Frequently Asked Questions
Cellebrite Kiosk is a self-contained digital forensics station that enables operators to perform Full File System mobile device extraction and generate court-ready evidence reports at any point of contact — without a forensic lab or trained examiner on-site. Powered by Cellebrite Inseyets software and featuring an embedded Turbo-Link adapter, Kiosk is built for corrections facilities, border checkpoints, law enforcement triage, and regional offices where lab access is limited or unavailable.
Yes. Cellebrite Kiosk is the next-generation replacement for Cellebrite Responder, which is being discontinued in 2026. Kiosk delivers significant upgrades across every dimension:
- Full File System (FFS) extraction for the latest iOS and Android devices — vs. logical-only on Responder
- The PA10 decoding engine with Streamline workflow support
- Compatibility with Inseyets software (vs. Responder’s fixed license structure)
- Flexible online, offline, and hybrid licensing
- An embedded Turbo-Link that eliminates a separate hardware dependency
No. Cellebrite Kiosk is purpose-built for operators with little to no digital forensics experience. A guided touchscreen interface walks users through every step — from device detection through extraction and report generation — without requiring specialized technical knowledge. Cellebrite also offers onboarding support and certification programs for agencies that want to build deeper in-house proficiency over time.
Kiosk supports the full range of modern mobile devices, including:
- Full File System extraction for the latest iOS and Android devices
- Physical extraction across a broad range of device types
- SIM card reading and cloning via the built-in multi-format SIM adapter
- Decoding of data from more than 1,500 mobile applications using the PA10 engine
Kiosk hardware and software are sold separately, giving agencies flexibility in how they structure procurement. Software licensing is available in online and offline configurations to support all deployment environments — including air-gapped facilities and high-security corrections or government settings. Cellebrite recommends a software license over a dongle for the best operational experience.
Yes. Kiosk supports offline and online licensing and produces Open Image format output, making it adaptable to classified, air-gapped and high-security environments. Its fixed-location, all-in-one form factor also eliminates the risk of portable devices being lost, stolen or mishandled — a key operational consideration for corrections facilities and secure government deployments.
Cellebrite Kiosk is the only solution of its kind that delivers Full File System capabilities for the latest iOS and Android devices and the most advanced decoding engine available.
- Online and offline licensing
- Inseyets suite + Cellebrite portfolio integration
- Direct integration with Cellebrite Portfolio for end-to-end workflow
- Open Image format support
Evidence extracted via Kiosk flows directly into Cellebrite Guardian for collaborative case management, secure evidence sharing, and AI-powered investigation review — with full chain-of-custody maintained throughout. Kiosk runs Inseyets Core or Pro, so every extraction benefits from the same PA10 decoding engine used by lab examiners worldwide. Open Image format output also ensures compatibility with industry-standard analysis tools for agencies operating at any classification level.
