Prnewswire Cellebrite Expands Drone Forensics Partnership with SkySafe
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- •Cellebrite and SkySafe's partnership focuses on integrating drone detection with digital forensics.
- •The collaboration aims to enhance real-time intelligence for public safety and defense investigations.
- •Cellebrite becomes the exclusive digital forensics partner for SkySafe following its acquisition of SCG Canada.
Cellebrite DI Ltd. has announced an expanded partnership with SkySafe to enhance drone detection and airspace intelligence capabilities. This collaboration integrates real-time and historical UAV flight data with digital forensics, aiming to improve public safety and defense investigations. The partnership follows Cellebrite's acquisition of SCG Canada, Inc. in March 2026, making Cellebrite the exclusive digital forensics partner for SkySafe. As drone-related threats increase, this integration is expected to provide actionable intelligence for law enforcement and defense agencies. The partnership is designed to help organizations connect UAV operational data with mobile forensic evidence, revealing hidden patterns and accelerating investigations. The new capabilities are intended to address the challenges posed by the rising use of malicious drones.
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