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  • Cellebrite's Government Cloud achieves FedRAMP High Authorisation for top-tier cloud security compliance.
  • FedRAMP High allows agencies to adopt secure cloud for digital forensics and intelligence.
  • DOJ's authorisation enables faster cloud-integrated law enforcement across federal agencies.

Cellebrite DI Ltd., known for its AI-powered digital investigative and intelligence solutions, has recently secured the prestigious FedRAMP High Authorisation for its Cellebrite Government Cloud (CGC) platform.

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) acted as the authorising body for this rigorous cloud security compliance, designed for systems handling the United States federal government's most sensitive unclassified data. This achievement adds Cellebrite Government Cloud to the list of FedRAMP Authorised offerings in the FedRAMP Marketplace, streamlining the authorisation process for federal agencies seeking to adopt this security documentation.

Federal security classification

Cellebrite Government Cloud is specifically engineered to support law enforcement agencies by handling data requiring the highest security classification for unclassified federal systems.

With the Department of Justice backing the authorisation at the departmental level, this certification paves the way for its components—like the Executive Office for United States Attorneys, the FBI, ATF, and DEA—to integrate Cellebrite Government Cloud into their investigative and intelligence operations. Additionally, the DOJ's authorisation package can be leveraged by other federal departments and agencies to expedite their respective Authorisation to Operate (ATO) processes, broadening the platform's accessibility across federal entities.

Legally sanctioned investigations

Cellebrite Government Cloud is now part of the FedRAMP Marketplace

"For agencies across the federal landscape, this authorisation means faster access to the tools that their examiners, investigators, intelligence analysts, and field agents need with full confidence in security," stated Phil O'Reilly, chief operating officer at Cellebrite Federal Solutions.

"This authorisation removes the single biggest barrier between federal investigative agencies and secure, cloud-based digital forensics, investigations, and intelligence operations." Cellebrite's comprehensive suite, including the Cellebrite Inseyets digital forensics solution and the Cellebrite Guardian platform for digital evidence management, benefits from FedRAMP compliance, ensuring the integrity and chain of custody necessary for legal investigations.

Rigorous security and compliance

Meeting the stringent requirements of the FedRAMP High Impact baseline, Cellebrite Government Cloud adopts the highest level of security controls necessary to safeguard sensitive law enforcement and intelligence data. The "do once, use many" authorisation framework simplifies and expedites the compliance process across various agencies by utilising existing security packages. As a result, federal agencies can quickly access Cellebrite's offerings through a secure and compliant cloud infrastructure, enhancing operational efficiency and collaboration needed for national security and public safety missions.

Cellebrite Government Cloud is now part of the FedRAMP Marketplace. Please note that references to information on external websites and social media platforms do not form part of this announcement.

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