www.prnewswire.co.uk Cellebrite Launches Genesis AI Tool for Digital Investigations
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- •Cellebrite Genesis reduces investigative workloads from weeks to minutes.
- •The tool analyzes over 35 evidence formats, enhancing digital investigations.
- •Over 800 users and 300 agencies have utilized Genesis since its early access.
Cellebrite DI Ltd. announced the general availability of its AI-powered investigative tool, Genesis, on June 10, 2026. The tool is designed to help investigators quickly interrogate digital evidence, reducing workloads from weeks to minutes. This launch comes in response to the increasing complexity of digital crime, with the FBI reporting nearly $21 billion lost to cyber-enabled crime in 2025. Genesis can analyze over 35 evidence formats, including messages, images, and video. Since its early access in March 2026, over 800 users and 300 agencies have utilized Genesis for active casework. The tool emphasizes data privacy, ensuring that no customer data is stored or used for model training. With the rise of AI-enabled scams and a significant increase in online enticement reports, the need for such tools is critical for law enforcement agencies.
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