Cellebrite DI Ltd. has unveiled its Spring 2026 Release, which significantly broadens device access capabilities across a wide array of iOS and Android devices, including the latest iPhone 17 and iOS 26. This update also introduces Corellium to Google Cloud infrastructure, currently in public preview, to enhance digital forensic capabilities.
Enhancements in digital investigations
Digital investigations often involve multiple devices, platforms, and data types, with a high percentage arriving locked. In North America, this situation affects 75% of cases, posing a risk to time-sensitive evidence if a suitable solution is unavailable. Cellebrite aims to provide secure access to critical information to address this challenge.
Innovative security solutions
Cellebrite's dedication to protecting communities, businesses, and nations is reflected in its commitment to delivering innovative solutions. The new release not only extends access capabilities to a broader range of devices but also introduces Safeguard Mode. This feature streamlines data capture processes and addresses inactivity timers, securing vital information swiftly during urgent investigations.
Drone forensics offering
The testing of interconnected digital systems in modern vehicles is a complex and costly process
Furthermore, the company has launched a drone forensics solution, designed to extract and analyse key data from numerous popular unmanned aerial systems. This includes data such as flight logs, videos, and geolocation artifacts, allowing teams to access and review drone data on-site.
Ronnen Armon, Cellebrite's Chief Products and Technologies Officer, remarked, "Investigators face more devices, more data types and more locked screens than ever before. This release keeps our access capabilities ahead of that curve, while expanding cloud options for organisations that need to test and secure mobile platforms and embedded systems."
Interconnected systems testing
The testing of interconnected digital systems in modern vehicles is a complex and costly process. Maintaining these vehicles' hardware and software across different generations and configurations is increasingly difficult.
The availability of Corellium on Google Cloud Axion C4A metal instances is highlighted by Florian Haubner, Industry Architect Lead Automotive at Google Cloud, who stated that this reflects a growing demand for Arm-based infrastructure. Cellebrite’s Corellium platform now allows scalable, system-level validation in the cloud for mobile, embedded, and automotive environments.
Revolutionising automotive manufacturing
Cellebrite has transformed the landscape for automakers with Corellium. By virtualising Arm-based systems at the hardware level, it enables automotive software teams to simulate and test complete vehicle environments in the cloud. This includes everything from low-level controllers and safety-critical systems to autonomous driving and in-cabin applications. This approach eliminates the need for physical infrastructure, allowing teams to scale their testing across many system variations and detect vulnerabilities earlier in the development cycle.
Those interested in learning more about the Spring 2026 Release can attend Cellebrite's annual user conference, the C2C User Summit, set for April 13-17, 2026, in Washington, D.C., or join the virtual event on April 29, 2026.
Cellebrite DI Ltd., a pioneer in AI-powered Digital Investigative and Intelligence solutions for the public and private sectors, today announced its Spring 2026 Release. The release expands device access capabilities across the widest range of iOS and Android devices and operating systems, including support for iPhone 17 and iOS 26, and brings Corellium availability to Google Cloud infrastructure, now in public preview.
Digital investigations now routinely span multiple devices, platforms and data types. The majority arrive locked when they enter digital forensics labs, and in North America that figure reaches 75%, putting time-sensitive evidence at risk without the right solution available.
Secure essential information
Cellebrite's mission to protect communities, nations and businesses is driven by constant innovation to lawfully access the devices, data sources and conditions investigators encounter in the field.
In addition to enhanced access capabilities covering a broader range of devices, Cellebrite's digital forensics customers can now benefit from Safeguard Mode, a new feature which is designed to streamline data capture and addresses the inactivity timers to quickly secure essential information in time-sensitive conditions.
Unmanned aerial systems
In addition, Cellebrite now offers drone forensics that aims to enable extraction and analysis of critical data from dozens of the most prevalent unmanned aerial systems, including flight logs, video and geolocation artifacts. With portable, field-ready capabilities, teams can rapidly access drone data and view flight paths right at the point of collection.
"Investigators face more devices, more data types and more locked screens than ever before," said Ronnen Armon, chief products and technologies officer, Cellebrite. "This release keeps our access capabilities ahead of that curve, while expanding cloud options for organisations that need to test and secure mobile platforms, software across vehicles, and embedded systems."
Interconnected digital systems
Testing the multiple, interconnected digital systems and related software that help run today's motor vehicles is a massively complex and expensive undertaking. Maintaining the physical vehicles and associated hardware across generations, chipsets and configurations is challenging, particularly as vehicles become increasingly software enabled.
"The public preview availability of Corellium on Google Cloud Axion C4A metal instances reflects growing demand for Arm-based infrastructure to support complex development and security workloads," said Florian Haubner, Industry Architect Lead Automotive at Google Cloud. "We're excited to support Cellebrite's Corellium platform as it brings scalable, system-level validation to Google Cloud customers across mobile, embedded, and automotive environments."
Industrialised systems manufacturers
Corellium by Cellebrite changes the dynamics for automakers, aiming to address an emerging use case for automotive and industrialised systems manufacturers. By virtualising Arm-based systems at the hardware level, Corellium enables automotive software teams to recreate and test complete vehicle environments in the cloud, from low-level controllers and safety-critical systems to autonomous driving compute to in-cabin and infotainment applications, at the speed of real silicon, without maintaining physical infrastructure. Teams can scale testing across hundreds of system variations and identify vulnerabilities earlier in the development cycle.
Join the C2C User Summit 2026, Cellebrite's annual user conference, in Washington, D.C., April 13-17, 2026 where Cellebrite will showcase Spring 2026 Release capabilities. The Company will also host a virtual event on April 29, 2026.
