Cellebrite expands Genesis platform to enterprise and new markets

Cellebrite DI Ltd. (Nasdaq: CLBT) announced that its Genesis platform is now generally available for enterprise organizations and has expanded to additional global markets, including Australia and the United Kingdom, with European Union availability expected later in August 2026.

Genesis was made available to the public sector in June 2026. The enterprise version is designed for corporate investigations, including employee misconduct, financial fraud, mergers and acquisitions due diligence, insider threats, eDiscovery pre-processing and regulatory matters.

According to a company press release, public sector customers include national, regional and local agencies, among them large metropolitan police departments, prosecutors' offices and correctional facilities. The company cited several use cases, including identifying a second student plotting a school shooting, seizing more than 200 firearms following analysis of prison phone calls, and surfacing evidence in a financial investigation tied to a canceled IPO.

Cellebrite also announced a new Genesis capability called Deep Investigator, which is designed to surface data from unparsed databases within mobile device extractions, including data from newer applications and proprietary chat platforms. The feature includes an audit trail that logs each query with a user identity and timestamp.

"Genesis was built on the belief that evidence should move at the speed the investigation demands," said Shiven Ramji, CEO of Cellebrite. "With enterprise availability, we're bringing that approach to the organizations who want to protect themselves from fraud, insider threats and data theft."

The company said it expects to release additional features in the coming months, including expanded agentic capabilities and support for more data sources.

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