MOBILE FORENSICS

Cellebrite in mobile forensics

When examining smartphones, a traceable data backup that is as unaltered as possible forms the basis of any reputable IT forensic analysis. Cellebrite is one of the world’s best-known tools in the field of mobile forensics and is used – depending on the version and authorisation – by law enforcement agencies, experts, companies and specialist laboratories. However, it is not just the tool itself that is crucial, but the professional application, documentation and interpretation of the data obtained.

Forensic analysis
Documentation admissible in court
GDPR-compliant processing
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

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Can the contents of any smartphone be fully extracted?
No. The potential scope depends on technical and legal constraints.
Is Cellebrite the only forensic tool?
No. In practice, a number of tools and manual checks are often used.
Why are results checked manually?
Automated analyses can provide clues, but they are no substitute for the expert assessment carried out by an IT forensic specialist.
Is a Cellebrite report automatically an expert report?
No. An expert report also includes the expert’s transparent assessment, methodology and documentation.