Telstra Australia Orders 400 Units of UME-36Pro
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Martes 02 de Agosto de 2011 12:34
Escrito por Cellebrite.com
Enhancing its presence in Australia, Cellebrite has finalized the sale of 400 units of its UME-36Pro memory exchanger to Telstra, a deal worth $550,000. Telstra, one of the best-known brands in Australia, offers a full range of services and competes in all telecommunications markets throughout the country. The company provides nearly 9 million Australians with a fixed line and over 10 million with mobile services, including over 7 million customers of 3G services. By implementing the UME-36Pro in its stores, Telstra can offer its customers a complete phone-to-phone transfer & backup of all their content, directly from one phone to another, eliminating the need for manual backup.
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Cellebrite UFED Ultimate Honored with Prestigious “Best Buy” Designation from SC Magazine
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Jueves 17 de Mayo de 2012 00:00
Escrito por Glen Rock, NJ
Cellebrite’s Complete System for Mobile Forensics Receives 5 Stars; Rated For Features, Ease of Use, Performance, Documentation, Support and Value
NEWS FACTS:
- UFED Ultimate, Cellebrite’s complete system for mobile forensics, has been named a “Best Buy” Choice by SC Magazine in the Digital Forensic Tools category
- The Best Buy Choice reflects efficiency of fieldwork enabled by UFED Ultimate’s timely and user-friendly data processing
- UFED Ultimate received the highest rating possible, an overall rating of 5 out of a 5 stars
- UFED Ultimate was recognized for its sophisticated data extraction abilities across a wide variety of supported devices, as well as its reporting capabilities and ease of use
Glen Rock, NJ – May 17, 2012 – Cellebrite USA, the leading provider of mobile forensic and mobile data transfer solutions, today announced that UFED Ultimate, its complete system for mobile forensics that includes data extraction, reporting and analysis, has been named a Best Buy in SC Magazine’s Digital Forensic Tools category.
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Surveillance of Personal Mobile Comms is No Big Deal for Telcos
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Martes 15 de Mayo de 2012 12:19
Escrito por SC Magazine Dan Raywood
Requests for the collection of personal data should not prove to be a challenge for telecommunication companies.
As detailed in last week's Queen's Speech, the Government "intends to bring forward measures to maintain the ability of the law enforcement and intelligence agencies to access vital communications data under strict safeguards to protect the public, subject to scrutiny of draft clauses".
Leeor Ben-Peretz, V-P of business development at Cellebrite, said its solutions for the transfer and forensic analysis of data were complementary to what was in the bill, but a challenge may come for governments in terms of legal rights and data management.read the whole article
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Partner Israel Upgrades to Cellebrite Touch
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Martes 02 de Agosto de 2011 12:33
Escrito por Cellebrite.com
Partner, the Israeli representative of Orange, announced it has upgraded its UME lineup with Cellebrite Touch devices across its service station, noting that 1 out of every 7 customers has had his or her content transferred via a Cellebrite device.
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