Cellebrite + Corellium

The leader in digital investigations + the leader in mobile virtualization for security research

Transform the way you handle digital investigations with Cellebrite and accelerate mobile security testing with Corellium. The two industry leaders are coming together to redefine how organizations and government agencies approach mobile security and digital investigations.

 

Find vulnerabilities faster and prevent data leakage.

With Corellium’s groundbreaking virtual hardware platform, enterprise security teams and government agencies can perform the deepest level of mobile security testing and research securely…. without physical devices.

  • 92% OF MOBILE APPS
    use insecure cryptographic methods, putting data at risk before it even leaves the device.*
  • +200 MALICIOUS APPS
    discovered in the Android store.**
  • Even trusted apps can expose sensitive data:
    up to 60% of iOS apps and 43% of Android apps are vulnerable to PII data leakage***

 

Mobile Application Security Testing with Corellium Viper

 

Corellium Viper gives security and development teams a faster, safer way to test mobile apps across iOS and Android—without relying on jailbroken devices or physical hardware. Viper helps you find vulnerabilities early, stay compliant and release secure apps faster.

Key Benefits

  • Shorten release cycles with faster, integrated testing
  • Detect issues earlier to avoid delays late in the development process
  • Access compliance-ready documentation

 

Mobile Security Research with Corellium Falcon

 

Corellium Falcon provides unmatched visibility into iOS and Android operating systems, enabling advanced mobile threat research, exploit development and OS-level vulnerability discovery—all in a secure, virtualized environment. Built for security teams who need to go beyond app testing and into the operating system itself.

Key Benefits

  • Analyze at the OS Level
  • Accelerate vulnerability discovery
  • Secure air-gapped, on-prem testing

 

Change what’s possible, Build what’s next with Corellium