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Sheriff's Office to upgrade device‑forensic software with Cellebrite purchase
Summary
The Sheriff's Office recommended and the board approved a $56,102.25 quote from Cellebrite Inc. to upgrade the county's mobile device forensic tool to an enhanced platform that staff said offers faster processing for Apple and Android devices.
Sedgwick County approved a quote from Cellebrite Inc. for $56,102.25 to upgrade mobile forensic software used by the Sheriff's Office.
"Cellebrite is the sole provider of a software application, which extracts forensic evidence and data from Apple and Android devices," a presenter said, explaining that the county is upgrading the current UFED platform (expiring April 2026) to an enhanced solution that will speed processing of device data, especially for Android devices.
A motion to accept the quote carried and the Sheriff's Office will begin implementation under the vendor's upgrade schedule.
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