Cellebrite DI (NASDAQ:CLBT) executives said the company is seeing broader customer adoption of its digital investigations platform, with artificial intelligence, cloud migration and U.S. federal authorization expected to shape its next phase of growth.
Speaking at a TD Cowen fireside chat hosted by Shaul Eyal, managing director and senior analyst for cybersecurity research, Chief Financial Officer Dave Barter described Cellebrite as a vertical software company focused on public safety and “lawful and ethical investigations.” Barter said the company’s platform can gather information from sources including cell phones, computers, SD cards, SIM chips and drones.
