Cellebrite Acquires SCG Canada to Enhance Drone Forensics Capabilities

• •Cellebrite acquired SCG Canada to enhance its drone forensic capabilities.
• •The global drone market is expected to grow significantly, reaching $53.45 billion in 2026.
• •Over 1.2 million drone violations were recorded in the U.S. in 2025, highlighting the need for drone forensics.

Cellebrite has finalized its acquisition of SCG Canada, Inc., a leader in UAV forensic solutions, to bolster its AI-powered platform. This acquisition aims to address the growing threat posed by drones, which have been increasingly used for malicious activities. The global drone market is projected to reach $53.45 billion in 2026, with over 1.2 million drone violations recorded in the U.S. in 2025. Recent incidents, including unauthorized drone activity in New Jersey and cartel drone incursions near the U.S.-Mexico border, highlight the urgent need for effective drone forensics. The SAFER SKIES Act, passed in December 2025, empowers law enforcement to manage drone threats, further increasing the demand for forensic capabilities. SCG's portable solution allows for rapid data extraction and analysis, enhancing operational efficiency in the field. The acquisition positions Cellebrite to better support defense and public safety sectors in responding to drone-related threats.