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Mobile evidence can change the direction of a crash or workplace investigation quickly. The pressure usually starts early. Devices need to be handled properly, data needs to be processed in a defensible way, and investigators need to get to the relevant material without losing time or confidence in the process. That is where good seizure, processing and review practices matter. On Wednesday 27 May 2026, I’ll be joining Adam Riley for a Cellebrite webinar: Mobile Evidence in Crash and Workplace Investigations: Practical Tips for Seizure, Processing and Review Time: 13:00 AEST / 11:00 SGT / 08:30 IST / 15:00 NZST We’ll talk through practical considerations that can help teams answer three important questions: - What needs to be preserved? - How should it be processed? - How can it be reviewed in a way that supports the investigation? For investigators, forensic teams, legal teams and workplace investigation teams handling mobile evidence, this should be a useful session. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gAEGHnba

The Cellebrite C2C Event isn't just another event. 🤔 It is a real opportunity for the anyone who encounters, uses, incorporates or needs to better understand how to utilise the world of digital data into workstreams of any kind. 👥 The forensic teams, examiners, investigators, detectives, soldiers, cyber specialist, intelligence specialists, prosecutor's, pentesters, Ciso and many many more to come together to network, learn, inform, engage with leading experts, explore cloud approaches in use by UK agencies and have a bit of fun in the process. 🗣 Hear from your own peers and colleagues, specialist domain experts and from our own CEO what and how they do what they do. 🥳 As I say its not just another event...its the event you dont want to miss ! Cellebrite

MTX’26 may be over, but the mission continues. Every conversation reminded us why our work matters. To those protecting communities and national security every day — we stand with you. Your mission is ours. Continue the conversation with us here: https://lnkd.in/e3RkM_am #MTX2026 #Cellebrite #PublicSafety #DigitalIntelligence #Innovation #Defence #Intelligence #LawEnforcement

Since 2023, it has been challenging in our country, and it will certainly continue to be… Although, Thank you #Cellebrite and its family #Lifeatcellebrite , for the recognition and appreciation. Flying to and returning from the Cellebrite Cellebrate Club Award in Mallorca was truly an amazing experience and a place to build memories for life ! (Shout out to Limor Sherman for this beautiful event). What a privilege it is to be tired from work you once prayed for, to feel overwhelmed by growth you used to dream about, to be challenged by a life you created on purpose, and to outgrow things you once settled for. There is nothing like receiving an award from people you look up to and learn from. Special thanks to Dani Golovaty and Ed Dolman for the wisdom, leadership and trust. My team, with whom I work everyday and without whom nothing would be possible: Arie Bendayan Tomer Cohen Jacques Tchenio Asís Angolotti Alon Zilkha Joël Gomez Lionel Prat Asher Rubel Gil Kazes Sandrine Lancart Dror Levin André Bakerman Omer Nuriel Lisa Martin Andy Martin Amir Moskovich

It's a wrap for #C2CUserSummit in Washington DC. It was especially meaningful to see strong representation from Singapore, with HTX (Home Team Science & Technology Agency) Tuan Liang Lim taking the stage as the APAC voice and being recognized with the Excellence in Digital Forensics award during the JUSTYS Awards — a testament to the leadership and impact HTX continues to drive in advancing digital investigative capabilities. We also had the opportunity to host valuable closed-door sessions with our CTO, Chris W. , alongside our product teams Evyatar Ramot , Roey Arato , David Malka , Steve Dyer . The depth of discussion, openness in sharing operational challenges, and forward-looking dialogue on innovation truly reflect the strength of this partnership. A big thank you as well to PCSS for joining us — a key strategic partner in Singapore. Your continued collaboration and trust are instrumental in shaping how we deliver secure, scalable, and mission-critical solutions. This year’s C2C also marks a significant leap forward in technology. With new capabilities such as Corellium, Advanced Unlocks, Genesis AI tools, and Drone Forensics, we are bringing together a truly end-to-end digital investigation platform — from data acquisition, to analysis, to evidence management and collaboration. For our customers, it means greater speed, deeper insights, and the ability to operationalize investigations across teams — enhancing collaboration and ultimately driving better investigative outcomes. This year’s C2C is even more special as we mark the opening of Cellebrite’s new office at Tyson Corner - a key milestone in strengthening our presence within the U.S. federal and intelligence ecosystem. A space designed not just for operations, but for collaboration, innovation, and co-creation with customers and partners globally.” For HTX and our Singapore partners, it reflects a shared vision: pushing boundaries in innovation, strengthening national capabilities, and setting benchmarks for excellence globally. Looking forward to what we continue to build together. #Cellebrite #C2C #DigitalForensics #HTX #Singapore #Innovation #PublicSafety #LawEnforcement #C2CUserSummit #LifeatCellebrite

I hired an AI presentation coach. Not a speechwriter. Not a slide designer. A coach. Patrick Winston taught "How to Speak" at MIT for 40 years to standing-room-only crowds. His framework is brutally simple: open with an empowerment promise, cycle your key ideas three times, fence off what's yours, and close with contributions not conclusions. I built this framework into an AI skill I use before every presentation I give. Before my last all-hands at Cellebrite, I ran my opening through it. The AI came back: "You're opening with logistics. That's a crime. Your empowerment promise is buried on slide four." It was right. I was wasting the first 60 seconds on thank-yous nobody needed. Here's what I've learned: most people use AI to write faster. The real leverage is using it to think better. I don't ask AI to write my talks. I ask it to test them against a proven framework, then I rebuild with my own voice. Winston said your success in life is determined by your ability to speak, your ability to write, and the quality of your ideas, in that order. AI can't give you better ideas. But it can make sure the way you deliver them doesn't get in the way. The skill gap that matters most right now isn't technical. It's the gap between having something worth saying and knowing how to say it so people actually remember. What framework or system do you use to prepare before a high-stakes presentation?

Brilliant first day at the Cellebrite C2C User Summit in Washington, D.C. 🇺🇸 Today’s agenda really set the tone for the week - bringing together innovation, real world application, and hands on learning in digital investigations. Some key takeaways from the sessions: - Opening keynote highlighting the future of digital investigative intelligence and how agencies can accelerate case to closure outcomes - Deep dives into emerging challenges in mobile data extraction and analysis, and how new capabilities are addressing them - Case studies demonstrating how digital evidence is being leveraged to solve complex investigations faster What stood out most is how the conversation is shifting, from simply collecting data to truly operationalising digital intelligence for impact. Looking forward to Day 2! #DigitalForensics #investigations #digitalintelligence

I turned a 25-page industry report into a hip-hop track. Yesterday, during a brainstorm on content and AI tools together with Tomer Zuker and member's of Cellebrite 's Social Gym Program, someone casually threw out: “What about music creation with AI?” That was my A-ha moment. All bells ringing loud. I decided to play and experiment with one of our strongest assets - the Cellebrite Industry Trends Survey Report. This report holds 25 pages packed with data, insights, and graphs. I dropped the whole thing into Gemini and asked it to write lyrics for a 3–4 minute hip-hop track based on the report's content. First version? Not bad. But like any good draft - it needed work, so I had to refine the lyrics… Then pushed them into Suno with a few prompts (piano loop, DJ scratches, the right vibe). And that’s when it clicked. Magic happened. The result? The Nu Real Crew's take on the Trends Survey like you’ve never seen it (Or heard it). Judge for yourself 👊 And if you want the full 25 pages version - there's a link in the first comment.