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Cellebrite signs $14 million agreement with leading law enforcement agency in Singapore
25.01.23|CTechThe digital intelligence company’s collect and review solution for digital evidence will be deployed to the entire law enforcement force throughout the country to help reduce crime
Cellebrite to go public through a SPAC merger at a $2.4 billion valuation
08.04.21|Sophie ShulmanThe Israeli digital intelligence company is set to merge with Nasdaq listed TWC Tech Holdings Corp II
Digital Intelligence Company Cellebrite Signs $7.9 Million Deal with Law Enforcement Agency in Asia
16.04.20|Meir Orbach Cellebrite specializes in mobile forensics. Its technology is used for mobile data extraction by law enforcement, intelligence agencies, military entities, law firms, and security firms
How to Get a Speeding Ticket From the Comfort of Your Own Home
15.11.19|Dov GreenbaumIsraeli traffic laws state the owner of a vehicle is responsible for any related traffic violations, even when they are not the one behind the wheel. The country's widespread use of traffic cameras makes this an even bigger concern
Can Facial Recognition Technologies, Privacy, and the Freedom of Expression Co-Exist?
10.11.19|Limor Shmerling Magazanik and Noam RosenTech policy experts Limor Shmerling Magazanik and Noam Rosen outline possible measures to reduce privacy infringement caused by law enforcement agencies’ use of facial recognition software
Israeli Farmers Claim New Regulation Meant to Target Arabs Is Being Used Against Them
16.10.19|Dotan LevyAn amendment passed in 2017 authorizing heavy fines for building violations was originally intended to target unlicensed construction in Arab towns and villages, most of which lack state-sanctioned outline plans, making building permits nearly impossible to obtain
Amnesty International Says Israeli Developed Spyware Was Used to Target a Saudi Rights Activist
01.08.18|Lilach BaumerThe spyware developed by NSO Group has been allegedly used in the past to target human rights activists and opposition in the UAE and Mexico
Israeli University Launches Lab to Fight Crime Using AI and Big Data
01.03.18|Asaf ShalevThe Center for Computational Criminology is the result of a partnership between Israeli police and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

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