Phone unlocking firm Cellebrite to acquire mobile testing startup Corellium for $170M Cellebrite, a company that makes forensic equipment for unlocking smartphones, said it is acquiring mobile testing startup Corellium for $170 million in cash, with $20 million converted to equity at closing. Read the Full Story:
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Trump Pardoned Him. Now He’s Selling His Cyber Business For $200 Million When trying to find a vulnerability in Apple iPhones or Android devices, many cybersecurity researchers now use a tool from Florida-based startup Corellium. Read the Full Story:
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UK Government Aims to Redefine Policing with National AI Lab Model The Home Office’s National Policing Capabilities Unit (NPCU), in collaboration with the Accelerated Capability Environment (ACE), has completed a discovery project exploring how an in-house national AI lab could transform the future of policing in the UK. Read the Full Story:
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Britain’s building a £1bn ‘army of hackers’ – but they have already been outpaced by Russia “The keyboard has become a weapon of war,” Defence Secretary John Healey announced at MoD Corsham, the UK’s military cyber HQ, on Wednesday. Read the Full Story:
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Cellebrite Enterprise Solutions: Navigating the Most Widely Used Apps and Messaging Sources in Investigations In today’s digital age, communication happens across a multitude of platforms, and it’s essential for investigators to understand and navigate the most widely used apps and messaging sources. Read the Full Story:
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UK Border Security Taskforce launched A new, specialist taskforce has been launched to significantly enhance the UK’s border security by strengthening police efforts to tackle organised immigration crime gangs operating within the country and facilitating people smuggling across the Channel. Read the Full Story:
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Tech leaders descend on House of Lords to discuss role of AI Leaders join debate chaired by Centropy PR's Steven George-Hilley regarding transformative role that AI will play in the UK jobs market Read the Full Story:
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New taskforce supports UK border security in fight against people smuggling A key objective of the government’s position on illegal immigration is combating criminal behaviour facilitating human trafficking into the country. Read the Full Story:
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Discussing Key Insights from Cellebrite’s 2025 DFIR Industry Survey Forensic Focus podcast host Si Biles sits down with Cellebrite's Heather Barnhart and Paul Lorentz to speak about key insights from the 2025 Industry Trends Survey. Watch the Podcast
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AI And eDiscovery: A New Era In Legal Technology Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant future technology but an integral force driving change across multiple industries, including the legal sector. Read the Full Story:
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Ofcom cracks down on harmful online content with new regulations to protect children Ofcom has released the final version of its landmark online safety regulations, heralding what it calls “transformational new protections” for children navigating the digital world. Read the Full Story:
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Empowering investigations: AI’s impact on law enforcement: Enhancing efficiency and solving complex crimes Law enforcement agencies worldwide are under immense pressure to solve complex cases with fewer resources, as rising demands and staffing shortages create mounting challenges. Amid this strain, artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging as a groundbreaking ally in investigations – an invaluable force multiplier that allows agencies to work smarter, not harder. Read the Full Story:
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Bangkok Post Covers Royal Thai Police Cellebrite Training Graduation Read the Full Story:
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UK commits £3.25bn to public services and AI in spring statement to drive growth and productivity John Lucey, VP EMEA North for digital intelligence firm Cellebrite, said AI can help the public sector save time and money by automating repetitive tasks like reporting and analysis. However, he cautioned that any public safety applications must involve human oversight and governance. Read the Full Story:
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