Cellebrite Launches Point-of-Sale Diagnostics Tool to Significantly Reduce Mobile Repair Costs

February 07, 2012   ››  Petah Tikva, Israel

Cellebrite Diagnostics Solution Provides Comprehensive Detection and Correction of Phone Faults in Retail Stores

Petah Tikva, Israel, February 7, 2012 - Cellebrite, the market leader in POS mobile content transfer, backup and restore, has announced the launch of its Diagnostics Solution, an easy to use, comprehensive tool, which enables the fast identification and resolution of simple mobile device faults at the Point-of-Sale (POS) in retail stores.

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Cellebrite USA Names James H. Grady as new Chief Executive Officer

December 13, 2011   ››  Cellebrite USA

Glen Rock, NJ – December 12, 2011 - Cellebrite, the leading provider of Mobile Forensic and Mobile Data Transfer solutions, announced today that Jim Grady was appointed Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Cellebrite USA.  Mr. Grady is a 20 year veteran executive with broad experience across the wireless industry, most recently as VP and General Manager at Alcatel-Lucent Ventures.

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Cellebrite’s Response to WikiLeaks

December 06, 2011   ››  Cellebrite Headquarters

Developer of Mobile Forensic Extraction Solution Refutes WikiLeaks “Spy Files” Claims

Petah Tikva, Israel – December 6, 2011 – Cellebrite, the developer and manufacturer of world-leading mobile forensic solutions, has rejected claims in the recent WikiLeaks “Spy Files” exposé that it is among companies that develop and supply equipment to governments and dictators “to spy on their citizens via mobile devices and computers”.

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The French Gendarmerie Nationale Chooses Cellebrite’s Mobile Forensic Devices for its N-TECH Investigators

November 14, 2011   ››  Petah Tikva, Israel

UFED devices to be used by French Gendarmerie Nationale for mobile forensic investigations

The French Gendarmerie Nationale has equipped its national N-TECH force with Cellebrite’s Universal Forensic Extraction Device (UFED) for its mobile forensic investigations. The Gendarmerie Nationale, in charge of public safety in France, is using the UFED to extract information from mobile devices to help solving crime investigations nationwide.

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The Majority of the British Public (81%) Would be Happy for the Police to Scan Their Mobile Phone if They Were in the Vicinity of a Crime Scene, Finds Survey

November 10, 2011   ››  London, UK

New survey reveals relaxed attitude of Brits to use of technology in policing

An independent survey amongst 1,000 people in the UK to gauge attitudes about the use of mobile forensic technology shows that the majority of the British public are comfortable with police using the latest forensic technology to help solve crimes. 

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