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EVENTS

January 27-28, 2021

The coronavirus pandemic has caused a surge in cyberthreats and attacks, a lot of which have targeted companies whose employees must now access critical infrastructure, such as industrial control systems (ICS) and operational technology (OT) networks, from home. But that critical infrastructure, whi...

NATIONAL CYBER SUMMIT

June 08-10, 2021

National Cyber Summit is the nation’s most innovative cyber security-technology event, offering unique educational, collaborative and workforce development opportunities for industry visionaries and rising leaders. NCS offers more value than similar cyber conferences with diverse focus-areas, ...

Cellebrite

cellebrite.com

Cellebrite develops advanced mobile data solutions, enabling the extensive use and management of mobile phone data to provide value for two distinct business divisions: mobile lifecycle and mobile forensics. In the mobile forensics division, our mobile device unlocking solutions, as well as data extraction, decoding, analysis and reporting support law enforcement, military, intelligence, corporate security, and eDiscovery agencies in the successful performance of their duties. In the mobile lifecycle division, retailers and operators can offer customers diagnostics, in-store and over-the-web phone-to-phone content transfer, backup, restore and secure device wipe.

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