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  • Cellebrite partners with SkySafe for enhanced UAV intelligence and drone detection capabilities.
  • Integration improves real-time threat analysis by connecting drone data with digital forensics.
  • Partnership strengthens Cellebrite's leadership in digital forensics through exclusive UAV expertise.

Cellebrite DI Ltd., a key player in AI-driven digital investigative and intelligence solutions, has announced an expanded collaboration with SkySafe, a specialist in drone detection and airspace intelligence. This exclusive partnership blends cutting-edge digital forensics with advanced drone detection and analytics, empowering organisations and agencies to effectively detect, analyse, and respond to potential threats in real-time.

With the growing threat posed by malicious drone activity, investigators are increasingly challenged to link digital evidence with the operational data of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) quickly. By integrating SkySafe's drone detection and airspace expertise with Cellebrite's extensive platform, agencies can seamlessly align real-time and historical UAV flight data with mobile forensic evidence. This integration provides actionable intelligence that uncovers hidden networks, identifies illicit activities, and accelerates investigative processes.

Advanced drone detection

"This partnership bridges the critical and often life-saving divide between digital forensics and real-time intelligence," said Shiven Ramji, Cellebrite's President, Products and Technology. "By working closely with SkySafe, we can help empower organisations to protect their communities, safeguard infrastructure and respond to emerging threats with unprecedented speed and clarity."

Cellebrite and SkySafe will work together to enhance the digital intelligence available to investigators

Grant Jordan, founder and CEO of SkySafe, added, "Effective drone investigations begin with trusted airspace intelligence. Together with Cellebrite, we're helping agencies and organisations detect, analyse and act on drone activity using comprehensive forensic data that supports both immediate response and long-term investigations."

Digital forensics and intelligence

Following Cellebrite's acquisition of SCG Canada, Inc. in March 2026, this new agreement expands their relationship to make Cellebrite the exclusive digital forensics partner to SkySafe's UAV capabilities. The agreement strengthens Cellebrite's status in digital forensics and intelligence, ensuring customers have access to unique extraction and decryption tools.

Through this partnership, Cellebrite and SkySafe will work together to enhance the digital intelligence available to investigators by merging SkySafe's drone detection, airspace intelligence, and forensic know-how with Cellebrite's suite of investigative solutions. This collaboration is intended to provide richer intelligence for drone-related investigations and foster future innovations for public safety, defence, and enterprise uses.

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