Digital Forensics for the Most Complex Organised Crime Investigations
Organised crime takes many forms — but VAWG, child exploitation and human trafficking share a common thread: digital evidence is decisive. Modern criminal networks operate through encrypted apps, burner devices and online platforms. The agencies that close these cases fastest are those equipped to collect, analyse and act on that data with speed and precision.
Cellebrite supports investigators working on the most sensitive, high-volume and cross-border organised crime cases.
of VAWG cases involve a digital footprint
Source: “How Digital Intelligence is Transforming Violence Against Women & Girls”, Cellebrite Whitepaper, 2026
reduction in CSAM case processing time with assisted triage
Source: “Managing CSAM Investigations at Scale”, Cellebrite Whitepaper, 2025 EMEA data
faster average case resolution for agencies using Cellebrite Guardian
Find the Links in Complex Organised Crime Cases
Criminal network investigations rarely come down to one phone, and reviewing every seized device by hand takes time investigators don’t have.
Cellebrite Genesis lets you question all the evidence in a case in plain language, surfacing the relationships, timelines and locations that link suspects, with every answer traced to its source.
Close the Digital Evidence Gap in VAWG Investigations
Scale Your CSAM Investigations Without Compromise
Follow the Digital Trail Across Borders
Organised Crime Investigations
Frequently Asked Questions
The capabilities that matter most are extracting data from suspects’ devices, including encrypted apps and deleted content, then connecting that evidence across devices and suspects. Cases are won on the links between people, not on any single phone.
Investigators can often recover evidence from encrypted apps. Cellebrite Inseyets, a digital forensics solution, can extract data from encrypted messaging apps such as WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram, including deleted messages, depending on the device and app. Investigators need lawful authority first.
Digital evidence links suspects, devices and communications across jurisdictions, so it has to hold up in each country’s courts. Cellebrite Guardian, a digital evidence management system, lets investigators and prosecutors share evidence securely, with audit logs that document the chain of custody.
In organised crime cases, Cellebrite Genesis, AI built for investigations, triages large volumes of evidence, including video, audio and documents, and surfaces the most relevant content first. Every result links back to its source, so investigators can verify each finding.
Additional Resources
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Digital Evidence is Now Central to VAWG Investigations. Are Your Investigators Equipped?
A senior EMEA practitioner and Cellebrite show how digital evidence is building stronger VAWG cases, with a live extraction demo.
The Digital Trail Doesn’t Lie. But You Have to Know Where to Look.
A dual-track session on CSAM triage and trafficking network mapping, with live demos and insight from the Internet Watch Foundation.
Closing the Digital Evidence Gap in Violence Against Women and Girls Investigations
Digital evidence now sits behind 78% of serious VAWG cases — see how investigators are closing cases faster while reducing trauma for victims.
Following the Digital Trail: How Digital Forensics Is Disrupting Human Trafficking Networks Across EMEA
Mobile evidence now drives 94% of trafficking investigations — see how digital forensics is helping investigators map networks and rescue victims across EMEA.