Cellebrite made Genesis generally available to enterprise customers on August 19, following its public-sector launch in June. The company also announced availability in Australia and the United Kingdom, with European Union access expected later in August.
The Petah Tikva-based company markets the product for corporate investigations including fraud, insider threats, due diligence and compliance work. It uses AI to help investigators review evidence and identify connections.
Cellebrite also added Deep Investigator for mobile-device extractions. The company says it can surface material from databases that standard parsing has not fully interpreted, with citations to underlying evidence. Queries and actions are logged with user identities and timestamps. Additional agent capabilities and data sources were described in the announcement as planned enhancements.