Overview
Cellebrite DI Ltd. is a digital forensics and investigative software company that provides tools for accessing, collecting, extracting, reviewing, analyzing, sharing and managing digital evidence. Its offerings include the Inseyets digital-forensics suite and investigative analytics solutions, serving government agencies as well as corporations and service providers.[1][2][3]
The company’s stated mission is to provide AI-powered digital investigative and intelligence software to help protect nations, communities and businesses. Cellebrite says its technology supports legally sanctioned investigations and is used in 150 countries.[4][5]
For the year ended December 31, 2025, Cellebrite reported revenue of $475.7 million and 1,285 full-time employees. Its workforce spans Israel, North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and Latin America; government agencies accounted for over 90% of 2025 revenue. The company says it was founded in 1999.[6][7][8][9] [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][5][9]
Products & services
Cellebrite’s Inseyets digital-forensics tools support lawful collection, extraction and review of digital evidence, including data that is encrypted, deleted or hidden on mobile devices and other sources such as computers, cloud applications, vehicles, GPS devices and drones. Its capabilities include decoding extracted data, AI-assisted identification of relevant evidence and a subscription module for unlocking devices. Offerings can be deployed as SaaS or on-premise.[3]
For investigation and evidence management, Pathfinder uses AI and machine learning to identify leads and connections across data from multiple smartphones, while Guardian Forensics supports forensic workflows and evidence storage, sharing and review; Guardian Collaborate provides browser-based secure sharing, review, collaboration and reporting.[10][11][12] Guardian Investigate, a SaaS case-management and analytics product described in the 2025 filing as planned for early 2026, was subsequently announced as generally available worldwide.[13][14] Cellebrite also offers training and certification in in-person, virtual and self-paced formats.[15]
The product portfolio also includes Corellium virtualization and security-research tools: Falcon supports mobile vulnerability research, exploit introspection and malware analysis, while Viper provides virtual iOS and Android devices for app penetration testing.[16][17][18][19] In 2026, Cellebrite announced Genesis for Enterprise, for AI-assisted corporate investigations, and the Cellebrite Tactical Extraction Kit (C-TEK), a field kit for extracting and analyzing data from phones, SIM cards, drones and portable media.[20][21]
Cellebrite reports revenue by accounting category rather than by named product. For 2025, subscription services generated $330.765 million (about 69.5% of revenue), term licenses $96.245 million (20.2%), other non-recurring revenue $17.771 million (3.7%), and professional services $30.894 million (6.5%); percentages are calculated from the reported figures.[22] [3][10][11][12][13][15][16][17][18][19][22][22][22][22][23][14][20][21]
Geographic presence
Cellebrite DI Ltd.’s latest available reporting-year geographic information is for FY2025. At year-end, it had 1,285 full-time employees: 545 in Israel (42.4%), 426 in North America (33.2%), 209 in Europe (16.3%), 76 in Asia Pacific (5.9%), and 29 in Latin America (2.3%).[7]
The company’s identified main office and operations facility is in Petah-Tikva, Israel, and it has a hardware factory in Kiryat Malachi, Israel. It also reports a small assembly facility in Israel.[24][25] Its sales reach is global, with direct sales teams in EMEA, Latin America, and Asia Pacific supplemented by resellers; the FY2025 filing does not disclose revenue by country or geographic region.[8][26][27] [7][24][25][8][26][27]
Business segments
Cellebrite DI Ltd. reports one operating and reportable segment, with the chief operating decision-maker assessing performance using consolidated information. That integrated segment therefore accounted for 100% of FY2025 revenue ($475.675 million); the company does not report its solution offerings as separate segments or disclose revenue shares for them.[28][29][22]
The segment encompasses digital-investigation and intelligence solutions. The portfolio includes Inseyets for accessing, extracting, decoding and reviewing digital evidence; Guardian Forensics for evidence management and forensic workflows; Guardian Collaborate for secure evidence sharing and review; and Guardian Investigate for case management and analytics. These are product and solution areas within the single reported segment, not separately reported businesses.[30][3][10][11][13] [28][29][22][30][3][10][11][13]
Company history
Cellebrite DI Ltd. was incorporated in Israel on April 13, 1999, and began operations that July.[31] In 2007, it established its Mobile Forensics Division and introduced the UFED (Universal Forensic Extraction Device), marking its expansion into mobile-device investigations.[32]
In 2020, Cellebrite agreed to acquire BlackBag Technologies, adding computer-forensics capabilities.[33] In 2021, it completed its merger with TWC Tech Holdings II and became a publicly traded company; that year it also completed the acquisition of Digital Clues AG’s assets, adding open-source intelligence capabilities.[34][35]
Cellebrite launched its Inseyets digital-forensics solution in 2024.[36] In 2025, Thomas E. Hogan became CEO, and Cellebrite completed its acquisition of Corellium, extending its portfolio into device virtualization and mobile security.[37][38] [31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][32][33][35][36][38]
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