Cellebrite expands exclusive drone intelligence deal with SkySafe

Cellebrite DI Ltd. (Nasdaq: CLBT) announced an expanded exclusive partnership with SkySafe, a drone detection and airspace intelligence company, combining drone flight data with mobile digital forensics in a single investigative workflow.

Under the agreement, SkySafe's drone detection and airspace intelligence capabilities will be integrated with Cellebrite's digital forensics platform, allowing agencies to connect real-time and historical unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) flight data with mobile forensic evidence. The partnership makes Cellebrite the exclusive digital forensics partner to SkySafe.

The expanded relationship follows Cellebrite's acquisition of SCG Canada, Inc. in March 2026, which the company said established an initial relationship with SkySafe.

"This partnership bridges the critical and often life-saving divide between digital forensics and real-time intelligence," said Shiven Ramji, Cellebrite's President of Products and Technology.

"Effective drone investigations begin with trusted airspace intelligence," said Grant Jordan, founder and CEO of SkySafe. "Together with Cellebrite, we're helping agencies and organizations detect, analyze and act on drone activity using comprehensive forensic data that supports both immediate response and long-term investigations."

The companies said they plan to collaborate on expanding drone-related intelligence tools for use cases spanning public safety, defense and enterprise sectors. Cellebrite is headquartered in Petah Tikva, Israel, with U.S. offices in Tysons Corner, Virginia.

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