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.

78%

of VAWG cases involve a digital footprint

Source: “How Digital Intelligence is Transforming Violence Against Women & Girls”, Cellebrite Whitepaper, 2026

60%

reduction in CSAM case processing time with assisted triage

Source: “Managing CSAM Investigations at Scale”, Cellebrite Whitepaper, 2025 EMEA data

4 weeks

faster average case resolution for agencies using Cellebrite Guardian

Source: Cellebrite Guardian customer results

Close the Digital Evidence Gap in VAWG Investigations
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN & GIRLS (VAWG)

Close the Digital Evidence Gap in VAWG Investigations

Close the Digital Evidence Gap in VAWG Investigations
Digital evidence is now central to almost every VAWG case. Coercive control, stalking, threats and abuse all leave a trail across devices, messaging apps and cloud accounts. Investigators need tools that surface that evidence quickly — without prolonging the trauma for victims.
Scale Your CSAM Investigations Without Compromise
CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL (CSAM)

Scale Your CSAM Investigations Without Compromise

Scale Your CSAM Investigations Without Compromise
The volume of CSAM cases is overwhelming investigative units across EMEA. Manual triage is no longer sustainable. Cellebrite's AI-assisted analysis gives investigators the capability to process larger caseloads, identify victims sooner and protect the wellbeing of the people doing this critical work.
Follow the Digital Trail Across Borders
TRAFFICKING & EXPLOITATION

Follow the Digital Trail Across Borders

Follow the Digital Trail Across Borders
Traffickers rely on encrypted applications, burner devices and cross-border digital infrastructure. Cellebrite gives anti-trafficking units the tools to collect evidence from those devices, map criminal networks and share intelligence securely — at every stage from victim rescue through to prosecution.
Is your team equipped to close the digital evidence gap in these investigations?

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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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