Cellebrite C2C Summit and User Forums
Cellebrite · 2026
Access and status
Cost
Partly free
Part of it is free and part is not. The entry says which part; read that before you plan around it.
Status
Current
Current as at the verification date below. Standards and tools both move — confirm at source before you rely on it.
What it is
Cellebrite's customer event programme. Through 2026 the listing is dominated by regional user forums and government forums — Toronto, Halifax, Bern, Seattle, Jakarta, several US district attorney technology days, a London CTF — with the large C2C User Summit itself shown as a 2027 event.
Who it is for, and when
If you use Cellebrite tooling, the regional forums are the practical way to get product training, raise a parsing problem with the people who can fix it, and meet the examiners in your area; several are short, local and low cost. The CTF events are a way to get graded practice on mobile extractions.
What it does not cover
This is a vendor programme: the content is about Cellebrite products, not about mobile forensics independently of them, and nothing here is peer reviewed or a substitute for validating the tool yourself. The large annual user summit is not scheduled during 2026 — the site shows the next C2C User Summit in 2027 — and many forums are invitation-based or restricted to law enforcement and government, with no public price list.
Go to the source
Open at cellebrite.com (opens in a new tab)https://cellebrite.com/en/events/
Details
- Type
- Conference
- Written for
- Working examinerWorking examiner
- Publisher
- Cellebrite
- Year
- 2026
- Topics
- conferences, vendor-event, mobile, training, ctf
- Checked at source
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