Tom Wunk
VP, DoD Account Executive
Closing the Exploitation Window: Field Forensics for Federal Missions
A seized drone or a captured device holds the same thing: a narrow window to act before the trail goes cold. In contested environments, that window often closes long before anything reaches a lab. This session shows forward-deployed and field investigative teams how to extract and triage data at the point of capture and get results to decision-makers in minutes.
[Date]
November 12, 2026
[Time]
11:00 AM (NY) | 08:00 AM (LA)
[Duration]
60 minutes + Q&A
Webinar Highlights
Join the Cellebrite Federal Solutions team for a working session on field exploitation in support of mission requirements.
- How CFID decodes drone forensics in the field, with a first look at what’s new in V4
- How C-TEK puts extraction and triage at the point of capture, deploys in under five minutes without waiting on a lab, and hands data off to the FOB, lab and command
- Where FedRAMP® High stands now and what it unlocks for your agency’s cloud plans
Speakers
Brent Salo
VP, Drone Forensics
Lance DiBianco
Pre-Sales Solutions Engineer
Matthew Feldman
Global Government Compliance Director
Alen Tomczak
Senior Director D&I Sales
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Every soldier a sensor.
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