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Mission Ready APAC Forum 2026

Date: 19 August 2026

Time: 11:30 AM SGT | 9:00 AM IST | 1:30 PM AEST

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One event. Four sessions. The full picture.

Mission Ready APAC Forum 2026 brings together practitioners, operational leaders, and technology experts to explore how agencies are strengthening digital intelligence to improve intelligence exploitation, investigative workflows, and operational decision-making.

This is not a sales pitch. It is a practitioner-first forum designed for investigators, forensic practitioners, intelligence analysts, and operational leaders who manage digital evidence and intelligence every day.

Across four focused sessions, attendees will gain practical insights into the evolving threat landscape, frontline intelligence collection, mobile threat assessment, and AI-assisted investigations, following the operational journey from threat identification through intelligence exploitation, evidence collection, investigation, and case resolution.

90%

of APAC agencies say the public
expects digital evidence in every investigation,
above the 88% global average
The bar has been set. Does
your operational workflow meet it?

66%

of APAC agencies are actively shifting
resources toward digital investigations, outpacing the 62%
global average
The direction is clear. The challenge is execution speed.

75%

of APAC investigators say sharing digital
evidence across jurisdictions is difficult, compared
to 57% globally
The bottleneck is in the workflow.
Four sessions address exactly that.

Source: Cellebrite Industry Trends Survey, 2026. 900+ respondents across 63 countries.

These are not projections. They describe what your investigators are navigating right now, in the field, in the lab, and across jurisdictions.

The expectation to deliver on digital evidence is already there. The resource shift toward digital investigation is already underway. But the gap between what agencies are expected to deliver and what their current workflows support is exactly where the pressure is building.

Mission Ready APAC Forum 2026 is structured directly around that gap. Each of the four sessions targets a specific operational stage where APAC agencies are feeling the most pressure, from building the threat picture to accelerating the path from first device to final case resolution. Practitioners, frameworks, and live demonstrations. Nothing hypothetical.

One Journey. Four Critical Steps.
From Threat to Action.

What’s on the agenda

SESSION 1 | 11:30 AM SGT | 9:00 AM IST | 1:30 PM AEST | 40 MIN

The APAC Threat Outlook: Intelligence Under Pressure

AI-enabled crime, transnational scam networks, drone threats, and growing digital evidence volumes are reshaping the public safety landscape across APAC. Hear directly from practitioners on what is working and what is not as agencies adapt their intelligence and operational capabilities to stay ahead.
BEST FOR
Agency Leadership | Intelligence Leaders | Operations Commanders | Public Safety Executives
KEY TAKEAWAY
Understand the threats shaping APAC and how agencies are strengthening intelligence exploitation, improving operational decision-making, and disrupting emerging threats.

SESSION 2 | 12:10 PM SGT | 9:40 AM IST | 2:10 PM AEST | 30 MIN

Inside the Threat: Mobile Threat Intelligence for Government

Watch a live malware detonation on a virtualised device, in real time and with zero risk. Learn why more than 50 government agencies use mobile threat intelligence to identify malicious activity, assess risk, and support operational decision-making before threats impact operations.
BEST FOR
Intelligence Analysts | Cyber Intelligence Teams | Defence and National Security Agencies | Technical Specialists
KEY TAKEAWAY
See how mobile threat intelligence helps agencies identify, assess, and disrupt emerging threats before they reach the field.

SESSION 3 | 12:50 PM SGT | 10:20 AM IST | 2:50 PM AEST | 40 MIN

First on Scene: Operational Intelligence at the Edge

Critical intelligence is often encountered long before it reaches the lab. Discover how agencies are collecting, preserving, and exploiting digital evidence at the point of encounter, from on-scene mobile extraction and self-service digital intake to drone forensics, including GPS data, flight logs, and imagery captured during operations.
BEST FOR
Defence Intelligence | Intelligence Analysts | Border Security | Corrections and Prison Intelligence Teams | Operational Commanders | DFU Leaders
KEY TAKEAWAY
Learn how agencies are extending intelligence collection closer to the point of operation to strengthen investigative workflows and accelerate outcomes.

SESSION 4 | 1:30 PM SGT | 11:00 AM IST | 3:30 PM AEST | 40 MIN

From Evidence to Decisions: Accelerating Investigations with AI

Digital evidence volumes continue to grow while investigative resources remain stretched. See how AI-assisted workflows can compress triage timelines, connect evidence across cases, and accelerate case resolution. In APAC, 44% of investigators still rely on Word or Excel to review evidence compared to 28% globally, a gap that AI-assisted triage can close.
BEST FOR
Investigators | Intelligence Analysts | DFU Managers | Lab Leaders | Case Supervisors
KEY TAKEAWAY
Understand how AI-assisted investigation workflows help agencies uncover critical insights faster, support decision-making, and accelerate case resolution.

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What you will take away

Certificate of attendance

All live attendees who participate for 20 minutes or more receive a Cellebrite Certificate of Completion, shareable with your organisation.

On-Demand Access

Can’t attend all four sessions live? Every session is available on demand after the event. Register once, access everything at your own pace.

Practitioner Resources

Each session includes downloadable takeaways: key findings, investigation frameworks, and a recommended next step. Available live and on demand.

Expert Consultation

Book a complimentary 30-minute 1:1 session with a Cellebrite APAC specialist in drone forensics, Genesis AI, Corellium, or analytics.

Regional Peer Insights

Hear directly from law enforcement, defence, and intelligence practitioners across Asia-Pacific. Real cases, real workflows, real results.

Live Demonstrations Across Every Session

Each session includes live demonstrations of the capabilities being discussed. See real tools applied to real investigative scenarios across threat intelligence, field forensics, and AI-assisted investigations.

Built for every discipline. Relevant for every rank.

Whether you investigate digital crime, secure a nation’s borders, manage field intelligence, or build the cases that bring prosecutions — this event is designed for you.

Law Enforcement

  • Investigators
  • Cybercrime Units
  • Digital Forensics Leads
  • DFU Specialists

Public Safety

  • Police Commissioners
  • IU Commanders
  • Patrol and Field Officers
  • Operations Leads

Defence

  • Military Intelligence
  • Border Force
  • Counterterrorism
  • UAV and Drone Units

Intelligence

  • Intelligence Analysts
  • SIGINT and OSINT Teams
  • National Security
  • Threat Assessment

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Hear from the people doing this work.

Meet your session hosts. Practitioners, regional experts, and technology specialists across Asia-Pacific.

Adam Riley

Team Lead, APAC Investigation & Intelligence Unit Engagement, Cellebrite

Former QPS Detective driving AI-powered digital investigations across APAC

Adam Riley is Team Lead for Investigation and Intelligence Unit Engagement in Asia Pacific at Cellebrite. A former Queensland Police Service Detective, he brings extensive frontline experience into his work with agencies across the region. Adam supports law enforcement and government teams in transforming digital evidence into actionable intelligence and investigative outcomes. With a focus on AI and digital-first workflows, he helps organizations enhance efficiency, accelerate case progression, and strengthen investigative effectiveness in complex environments.

Jason Yeo

Investigation & Intelligence Unit Specialist, APAC
Cellebrite

Former Singapore Police investigator enabling digital-first investigations across Southeast Asia

Jason Yeo is an Investigation and Intelligence (IU) Sales Specialist at Cellebrite, supporting law enforcement, military investigative bodies, corrections intelligence teams, and national security agencies across Southeast Asia. Prior to Cellebrite, he served eight years with the Singapore Police Force, handling frontline policing and serious crime cases through to prosecution. At Cellebrite, he partners with agencies to strengthen digital evidence workflows, improve efficiency, and accelerate investigative outcomes in modern operational environments.

Nigel Johns

Investigation & Intelligence Unit Specialist, ANZ, Cellebrite

20+ year policing veteran helping agencies navigate modern digital evidence

Cellebrite

Nigel Johns is an Investigation and Intelligence Unit Specialist at Cellebrite for Australia and New Zealand. He began his career with the Queensland Police Service and has over 20 years of experience across major crime, child protection, counter-terrorism, and frontline leadership roles. At Cellebrite, Nigel works with agencies to address the growing complexity of digital evidence, helping teams improve investigative workflows, strengthen decision-making, and accelerate case resolution in modern policing environments.

Nur Azhar Ayob

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

APAC leader bridging law enforcement, policy, and cybercrime strategy

Nur Azhar Ayob is Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Business Development for Asia Pacific at Cellebrite. With over 20 years of experience across law enforcement, government, and technology, he previously served in leadership roles with the Singapore Police Force and as APAC Head of Site Integrity at Twitter. He also contributed to global cybercrime initiatives at INTERPOL. Azhar leads strategic partnerships and drives regional growth in digital investigation capabilities across APAC.

Niki Petrovski

Solutions Engineer, Defence & Intelligence ANZ, Cellebrite

Military-trained forensic specialist delivering mission-critical digital intelligence

Niki Petrovski is a Solutions Engineer for Defence and Intelligence at Cellebrite ANZ, delivering digital forensics and intelligence capabilities to government and national security agencies. With a background in the Australian Army Military Police and digital forensic examination, he brings hands-on operational experience to high-stakes investigative environments. At Cellebrite, Niki supports agencies in translating complex requirements into effective technical solutions, enabling adoption of digital investigation capabilities across the full operational lifecycle.

Kaushal Bheda

Director, Pelorus Technologies

Cyber intelligence leader advancing digital forensics and national security capabilities

Kaushal Bheda is Director at Pelorus Technologies, where he works with law enforcement, government, and national security agencies to strengthen digital forensics, surveillance, and intelligence capabilities. With over two decades of experience in telecommunications, cyber intelligence, and government-facing solutions, he has led initiatives across open-source intelligence (OSINT), signals intelligence (SIGINT), and cyber operations. At Pelorus, Kaushal focuses on integrating digital forensics, intelligence, and surveillance technologies to help agencies investigate complex threats, improve operational readiness, and enhance national security outcomes in an increasingly data-driven environment

David Malka

Senior Director of Growth Strategy, Business Partnerships & Programs, Cellebrite

Strategic leader bridging go-to-market innovation with defence and intelligence priorities

David Malka leads Growth Strategy, Business Partnerships & Programs at Cellebrite, driving strategy that translates innovation into operational impact. He previously served as Chief of Staff to the CEO, working across regions on the company’s most critical priorities. Before Cellebrite, David held roles ranging from Security Manager for the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office to launching an innovation department at a national infrastructure company. He brings frontline strategic insight to conversations on what’s next for defence and intelligence.

Brian Robison

Sr. Director, Product Management, Corellium – A Cellebrite Company

Cybersecurity veteran advancing mobile security research and threat intelligence

Brian Robison is Sr. Director of Product Management at Corellium, a Cellebrite company at the forefront of mobile security research. With over 25 years of cybersecurity expertise, he previously served as Chief Evangelist and VP of Product Management at Corellium, shaping the platform’s market presence and industry voice. Before joining Corellium, Brian was VP of Solutions Strategy at BlackBerry/Cylance and held product leadership roles at McAfee, Citrix XenMobile, and Good Technology—spanning endpoint security, mobile threat defense, and enterprise management. A regular speaker at RSA, Black Hat, and ISC² Think Tank, Brian brings deep technical insight and frontline experience to conversations on mobile security, vulnerability research, and evolving threat landscapes.

Yuvavir Kadyan

Defence & Intelligence Sales Manager, India, Cellebrite

Indian Army veteran bridging military operations and digital investigation technology

Yuvavir Kadyan is Defence and Intelligence Sales Manager for India at Cellebrite, with over 17 years of experience spanning military service and the defence industry. A veteran of the Indian Army, he served until 2020 before transitioning to the private sector, where he has continued to support the national security ecosystem across a variety of defence roles. Throughout his career, Yuvavir has worked closely with military, intelligence, law enforcement, and government organizations, gaining deep insight into the operational challenges facing modern security agencies. At Cellebrite, he partners with defence and intelligence stakeholders across India to strengthen digital investigation and intelligence capabilities—bringing a practical, mission-focused perspective to conversations on security, technology, and the future of modern investigations.