Cellebrite's latest AI-enabled Investigative Analytics Solution, Pathfinder X, equips investigators with new breadth of investigative tools and enterprise deployment options to support case resolution
PETAH TIKVA, Israel and TYSONS CORNER, Va., March 21, 2023, an elevated suite of artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled capabilities for a wide variety of digital data from various sources designed to provide enhanced connectivity capabilities and valuable insights to agencies and teams working through complex investigations.
"Cellebrite's investigative analytics have long provided our investigative partners with trusted end-to-end digital intelligence solutions, leading to actionable evidence and accelerated justice outcomes," says Ronnen Armon, Cellebrite's Chief Products & Technologies Officer. "Today's Pathfinder X launch brings a new level of trust and capability to our agency and customer teams as they work in an increasingly complex digital environment."
Pathfinder X now offers:
- Cloud deployment options on AWS and Azure VPC.
- A hub and spoke deployment format ideal for geographically dispersed teams.
- A new user management system with audit trails and group assignments to ensure enhanced security and compliance with government and Federal security requirements, including FISMA.
Following digital data extraction, Pathfinder X seamlessly identifies connections in collected data, regardless of origin and lawful extraction technology, to more quickly and accurately pinpoint potential persons of interest based on their shared content and correlated actions. The software improves reporting services with location modeling that provides precise data mapping and the ability to identify data duplication - an important capability that streamlines and expedites investigations.
Pathfinder's enhanced capabilities have already been deployed on several investigations including one pending case involving the Lake Jackson Police Department. After receiving a tip from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) of a suspect alleged to be in possession of Child Sex Abuse Materials (CSAM), notably containing a live child victim, the department used Cellebrite's Pathfinder technology to strengthen its case.
"I collected CSAM evidence from a variety of data sources in this case and using Cellebrite Pathfinder's powerful AI, I was able to process and compare known images of the child victim to the CSAM evidence, which has made this case stronger as it proceeds through the justice system," says Detective Sergeant Chris Collins at the Department.
From the crime scene to the courtroom, Cellebrite is an established and trusted partner for investigative teams at the state, local and federal levels and used in jurisdictions around the world. Today's Pathfinder announcement comes following significant investments in the technology including a $10 million contract with a European national police forceand an agreement worth more than $1 million with a large Australian police force.
For more information about Cellebrite Pathfinder X, please visit here.
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