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County approves Cellebrite software purchase for sheriff's investigators
Summary
The sheriff's office recommended and the board approved a Cellebrite software purchase for $53,300 to help investigators access locked electronic devices; staff said the tool is critical for the exploited and missing children's unit.
Sedgwick County approved a Cellebrite software purchase for a total amount of $53,300 recommended by the sheriff's office. Presenters said the software helps investigators access electronic devices when passcodes prevent access and that it is a critical tool for the exploited and missing children's unit.
"Cellebrite is a software used to help investigators when they need to ... access electronic devices without a passcode. This is a critical tool for the exploited and missing children's unit," the presenter said. The board had no questions; a motion to accept the quote was moved, seconded and carried by roll call.
The meeting record did not include contract term details or training and access policies for the software; those operational aspects were not discussed in the public record.
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