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  • Cellebrite expands The 101 community for digital forensics and investigative professionals worldwide.
  • Members benefit from discussions, best practices sharing, and access to technical updates.
  • User feedback highlights focused discussions and easy navigation within the community.

Cellebrite DI Ltd., known for its AI-powered digital investigation and intelligence solutions, has announced the expansion of "The 101," a specialised global community designed for professionals in digital forensics and investigation. This community is accessible via the MyCellebrite portal and serves over 62,000 active users who engage in discussions, pose queries, and exchange insights with both peers and Cellebrite's experts globally.

Digital forensics and investigative experts utilise Cellebrite's tools to derive insights, expedite investigations, and enhance public safety. "The 101" is crafted to maximise the benefits users derive from Cellebrite's offerings, its expert resources, and community exchanges. Participants can engage in sub-communities based on specific products and expertise, participate in discourse, share best practices, and access pertinent resources and technical updates.

Digital forensics training

Jared Barnhart, head of Cellebrite's Global Customer Engagement Team, remarked on his personal experience after completing digital forensics training, stating, "When I finished my own digital forensics training, I went straight into a difficult case and while I had the basics, I had no easy way to build a network or even connect with someone who had seen it before."

Barnhart noted that "The 101" offers an "always-on" platform for asking questions, remaining inquisitive, and obtaining answers from experts and peers worldwide. He encourages customers to explore, contribute knowledge, and help grow this user community.

Active discussion groups

The community is receiving commendations for its well-organised discussion threads

According to Marcus Jewell, Cellebrite's Chief Revenue Officer, "Every customer relationship we have starts with a shared mission: helping them find the truth faster so they can keep their communities safe." Jewell emphasized that "The 101" facilitates this mission by connecting customers directly with experts and each other, contributing to mutual success.

The community is receiving commendations for its well-organised discussion threads, user-friendly interface for tracking queries and submissions, and the establishment of sub-communities geared toward investigators, newcomers, and practitioners integrating AI into their workflows.

Customers can access "The 101" through MyCellebrite, and following its launch at Cellebrite's U.S. Headquarters on 16 September 2026, members can anticipate networking opportunities at the Global C2C User Summit, scheduled for 12-16 April 2027 in Dallas, Texas.

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