# Cellebrite Israeli mobile-device forensic-extraction vendor. The Israeli parent **Cellebrite DI Ltd.** is publicly traded on NASDAQ under the ticker **CLBT**; it sells in the United States through its wholly-owned US subsidiary **Cellebrite Inc.** (Vienna, Virginia) and through public-sector resellers including **Carahsoft Technology Corp.** Cellebrite is one of two Israeli-headquartered surveillance vendors documented in the [[CLR-2026-778]] production; the other is [[NICE Systems]]. ## Corporate identity | Fact | Value | Source | |---|---|---| | Public-issuer name | Cellebrite DI Ltd. | (primary public record, [SEC EDGAR — Cellebrite DI Ltd. 20-F Filings Index](../../web%20archive/2026-06-05/sec.gov/cellebrite-20f-filings-index.md)) | | US-customer-facing subsidiary | Cellebrite Inc. (Vienna, VA) | ([[_overview]], Cellebrite Inc. Quote Q-404989-1, "Cellebrite Inc., 8065 Leesburg Pike, Suite T3-302, Vienna, VA 22182, USA"); ([[Cellebrite Inseyets-UFED Purchase (Carahsoft Quote 49570615)]]) | | Country of incorporation | State of Israel | (primary public record, [Cellebrite FY2024 20-F](../../web%20archive/2026-06-05/sec.gov/cellebrite-20f-2024-cele-20241231.md), "We were incorporated on April 13, 1999 as a private limited liability company under the laws of the State of Israel.") | | Date of incorporation | 1999-04-13 | (primary public record, same) | | Israeli Registrar registration number | 51-276657-7 | (primary public record, same) | | Principal executive offices | 94 Shlomo Shmelzer Road, Petah Tikva 4970602, Israel | (primary public record, same; SEC EDGAR filer record) | | US-subsidiary office | 221 Centre Park East, Vienna VA 22180 (registered); 8065 Leesburg Pike Ste T3-302, Vienna VA 22182 (the address printed on the Q-404989-1 quote to LRPD) | ([[_overview]] — Cellebrite Quote Q-404989-1) | | Stock exchange | NASDAQ Global Select Market | (primary public record, SEC EDGAR file 001-40772) | | Ticker | CLBT | (primary public record, NASDAQ) | | Public-listing mechanism | Merger with **TWC Tech Holdings II, LLC**, a SPAC sponsored by **True Wind Capital Management, L.P.** (CEO Adam Clammer, formerly co-leader KKR Global Technology Group 2004–2013) | (primary public record, [Cellebrite FY2024 20-F](../../web%20archive/2026-06-05/sec.gov/cellebrite-20f-2024-cele-20241231.md), executive biography of Adam Clammer) | | SEC SIC | 7372 — Services-Prepackaged Software | (primary public record, SEC EDGAR) | | SEC file number | 001-40772 | (primary public record, SEC EDGAR) | | Foreign Private Issuer status | Yes — files Form 20-F (foreign private issuer annual report) rather than Form 10-K (domestic issuer) | (primary public record, SEC EDGAR) | | Subsidiaries | United States, Germany, Singapore, Australia, Brazil, United Kingdom, France, Canada, Japan, India | (primary public record, [Cellebrite FY2024 20-F](../../web%20archive/2026-06-05/sec.gov/cellebrite-20f-2024-cele-20241231.md)) | ## Israeli operating environment (disclosed risk) The FY2024 20-F discloses the company's geopolitical operating environment in the company's own words: > "We are incorporated under Israeli law, and many of our employees, including many of our management members, operate from our principal office and other facilities located in Israel. Furthermore, many of our employees, officers and directors are residents of Israel. We have a small assembly facility in Israel. Accordingly, our business and operations are directly affected by economic, political, geopolitical, and military conditions in Israel and the surrounding region." (primary public record, [Cellebrite FY2024 20-F](../../web%20archive/2026-06-05/sec.gov/cellebrite-20f-2024-cele-20241231.md)) ## Product line documented in the LRPD corpus The [[CLR-2026-778]] production documents two parallel Cellebrite procurements: 1. **Cellebrite Inseyets-UFED software + 40 unlocks** — purchased on the **OMNIA EDU R191902** cooperative-purchasing contract through reseller **Carahsoft Technology Corp.** Carahsoft Quote 49570615 dated 2024-08-22, total **$20,709.42** (which includes a $119.42 "AR Fee"). Coverage September 18, 2024 – September 17, 2025. Anchored on [[Cellebrite Inseyets-UFED Purchase (Carahsoft Quote 49570615)]]. 2. **Cellebrite Advanced Services lab agreement** — a 36-month DocuSign-executed General Terms and Conditions composite bundle dated 2024-10-07, signed under Arkansas competitive-bid exemption #44 (single source) for **$21,136.06**. Anchored on [[Cellebrite Advanced Services Agreement]]. The two procurements together obligate the City of Little Rock to approximately **$41,845** for the 2024-2025 Cellebrite cycle. The corpus also preserves the **historical Cellebrite spend** at LRPD via the Cellebrite ↔ Carahsoft ↔ LRPD email thread of October 24-28, 2024 (corpus file `Email with Carahsoft Regarding Vendor Info_10.28.24.pdf`): | Period | Amount | Product | |---|---|---| | 2018–2020 | $6,290 | UFED Touch2 (original) | | 2020–2021 | $3,700 | UFED Touch2 | | 2021–2022 | $4,300 | UFED Touch2 | | 2022–2023 | $4,880 | UFED Touch2 / Inseyets transition | | 2023–2024 | $6,450 | UFED / Inseyets | | 2024–2025 | $20,709.42 + $21,136.06 (Advanced Services) | Inseyets Online Pro + 40 unlocks + Advanced Services lab | The 2024-2025 jump from ~$6,450/yr to ~$41,845/yr reflects LRPD's upgrade from the standalone UFED Touch2 device to **Cellebrite's cloud-based Inseyets Online Pro** plus the **40-unlock cloud subscription** plus the **Advanced Services** lab agreement (where Cellebrite performs extractions on devices its customers cannot unlock locally). ## The Advanced Services Agreement — contract clauses to know Cellebrite's Advanced Services General Terms and Conditions ([[Cellebrite Advanced Services Agreement]]) carry several provisions that are commercially commonplace inside the digital-forensics industry but materially extend beyond what a routine software license describes. The text is quoted from the corpus document and tier-labeled as Tier-1 (corpus / FOIA). Each is documented further on the source page: - **§5.5 — interception and circumvention authority.** Authorizes Cellebrite to "intercept communications" and "circumvent measures designed to prevent unauthorised access" in the course of providing services to the customer. (Tier-1 corpus.) - **§5.7 — employee-reporting mitigation obligation.** Obliges the customer to "mitigate the risk" that its own employees will report Cellebrite's services to other law enforcement. (Tier-1 corpus.) - **§6.4 — sources and methods.** Treats Cellebrite's unlocking "Sources and Methods" as non-disclosable trade secrets. (Tier-1 corpus.) - **§10.3 — cross-border data transfer.** Permits Personal Data extracted from customer devices to be "transferred or stored outside the EEA or the country where Customer is located." (Tier-1 corpus.) - **§13.1 — export-control compliance.** Subjects the agreement to export-control and economic-sanctions law of multiple jurisdictions. (Tier-1 corpus.) - **§14.4 (Endpoint SaaS Terms) — Israeli export controls.** Identifies **Cellebrite DI Ltd.** as the contracting entity for the Endpoint SaaS Terms and discloses that the Service is "subject to certain export, re-export, customs or import controls, applicable in **Israel**, the European Union, the United States… the US Export Administration Regulations (EAR)… not… exported or re-exported to countries as to which the United States maintains an embargo… none of the Customer Data… used for nuclear activities, chemical or biological weapons, or missile projects." (Tier-1 corpus.) - **§14 (Annex B — Data Processing Addendum).** GDPR and EU Law Enforcement Directive 2016/680 compliant; defines the data processed as "unlocking… decoding… extracting data from digital devices, collecting end user data from cloud services." Names **Chainalysis** as a crypto sub-processor. (Tier-1 corpus.) LRPD-favorable negotiated terms include Arkansas as the governing law (§13.16) and Arkansas FOIA carve-outs (§§11.1, 11.8) confirming Cellebrite cannot block Arkansas public-records disclosure of the contract itself. ## Roles in this corpus - **Vendor of mobile-device forensic-extraction software and lab services to LRPD.** Active in [[CLR-2026-778]]'s 2024–2025 procurement cycle on the **OMNIA EDU R191902** cooperative contract for the software buy and on **Arkansas exemption #44 (single source)** for the lab agreement. - **First Israeli-headquartered surveillance vendor documented in the Arkansas Surveillance corpus** (jointly with [[NICE Systems]]). - **The contracting party for cross-border data transfer.** Under Advanced Services §10.3, extracted personal data may travel outside the customer's country. - **An exporter under Israeli, US (EAR), and EU export-control law** (Endpoint SaaS Terms §14.4). ## People - **[[William High]]** — LRPD Detective; named "Contact" on the original Cellebrite Inc. Quote Q-404989-1 and the Carahsoft Quote 49570615. - **[[Stephanie Whitaker]]** — LRPD Sergeant; authored the August 6, 2024 internal memo recommending the upgrade to Inseyets Online Pro. - **[[Loni Lichti]]** — LRPD Detective; identified in the Whitaker memo as one of two certified Cellebrite operators (with William High). - **[[Latreasa Mullins-Sanders]]** — LRPD Administrative Services Finance Manager; signed the 2024-10-14 sole-source competitive-bid exemption request supporting the Advanced Services agreement. - **[[Lisa King]]** — City of Little Rock Senior Procurement Analyst (Department of Finance / Procurement); approved the Mullins-Sanders sole-source exemption on 2024-10-17. - **John Trent** — LRPD Lieutenant; addressee on the Whitaker memo (Cellebrite renewal recommendation). (Per-person page pending.) - **Joe Gauthier**, **Alexandria Keller**, **Stephanie Yanez** — Cellebrite Inc. sales contacts named in the email correspondence (proportionate; no per-person pages). - **Rebecca Walters** — Carahsoft Account Representative for the OMNIA EDU contract; routed the Carahsoft Quote 49570615 (proportionate; no per-person page). ## Notes - Cellebrite Inc. (US) and Cellebrite DI Ltd. (Israel) are distinct legal entities. The corporate parent (DI Ltd.) is the SEC registrant and the Israeli employer; the US subsidiary (Inc.) is the entity that signs customer-facing quotes and bills US public-sector customers. The composite General Terms and Conditions executed on 2024-10-07 has Cellebrite **Inc.** signed by the United-States subsidiary's officer but binds **Cellebrite DI Ltd.** in the Endpoint SaaS Terms — establishing that LRPD's Cellebrite relationship reaches both entities. - The 2025-03-18 20-F is the most recent annual report covering the period in which the LRPD contracts were executed. - The FY2024 20-F's risk-factor section (~50 pages, not extracted here) discusses Cellebrite's specific exposure to: (a) US export-control changes that could limit which countries Cellebrite may serve, (b) Israeli geopolitical conditions, (c) reputational risk arising from press reporting on Cellebrite tools' use abroad, and (d) law-enforcement-market concentration. Specific page citations available in the original `.htm` archive if needed. - Cellebrite is one ingredient in LRPD's mobile-device forensic capacity stack; the device-side hardware (UFED Touch2 originally, Inseyets Pro/Online Pro after 2024) plus the cloud-unlock subscription plus the lab agreement together form a layered capability. - See also [[Mobile Device Forensic Extraction]] (concept page) for cross-jurisdictional context on how Cellebrite's product class fits in US law-enforcement workflows.