Computer

The CRO exam validates skills required for first responders handling digital evidence in the field. It covers secure device handling, on-scene triage, rapid data acquisition, legal considerations, and chain-of-custody preservation. This certification is essential for law enforcement officers and incident responders involved in early-stage digital evidence collection.

Reader Level 3 validates advanced analytical skills, including artifact correlation, anomaly detection, data verification, and advanced reporting. It is designed for professionals who actively analyze digital evidence and contribute findings to investigative decisions.

This level emphasizes intermediate analysis, including filtering data, cross-referencing artifacts, timeline creation, and validating extraction results. Candidates must understand data consistency, metadata interpretation, and basic forensic validation techniques.

Reader Level 1 focuses on basic navigation and interpretation of forensic reports. Candidates demonstrate skills in opening case files, reviewing extracted data, understanding timestamps, and identifying key artifacts such as contacts, messages, and call logs. It is ideal for beginners and non-technical professionals involved in investigations.

This exam evaluates foundational knowledge of using Cellebrite Reader for viewing, validating, and presenting extracted forensic data. It focuses on navigating case files, understanding report structures, validating artifacts, and generating forensic reports for court or internal review. The exam is suitable for investigators, attorneys, and analysts who consume forensic results rather than perform acquisitions.

This exam certifies expertise in chip-off forensic techniques used when traditional acquisition methods fail. It includes safe removal of memory chips, NAND flash analysis, data reconstruction, and handling physically damaged or water-damaged devices. Candidates must understand hardware-level data extraction, signal interpretation, and reconstruction of raw memory dumps. The certification is intended for advanced forensic professionals working with severely damaged mobile devices and embedded sy...

The CAAF exam assesses advanced competencies in Apple iOS forensic analysis. It covers deep system-level analysis, advanced extraction techniques, encrypted data handling, advanced SQLite database interpretation, and artifact correlation. Candidates must demonstrate expertise in recovering deleted data, interpreting system logs, and handling complex scenarios involving locked or partially damaged Apple devices. This certification is designed for senior forensic examiners and analysts dealing wit...

This certification validates an investigator’s ability to conduct intermediate-level forensic examinations on Apple iOS devices. It focuses on iPhone and iPad data acquisition, logical and file system extractions, encrypted backups, and analysis of application data such as messages, call logs, browser history, and system artifacts. Candidates are expected to understand iOS architecture, security mechanisms, data parsing methods, and best practices for maintaining forensic integrity. This exam ...

The CAFF exam validates foundational knowledge of Apple device forensics, including iOS and macOS architecture, backup structures, security models, and common forensic artifacts. It serves as a foundational certification for professionals entering Apple-focused digital forensic investigations.

The CCPO exam certifies advanced operational competence in mobile forensic extraction and analysis, including complex scenarios involving encryption, partial data recovery, and cross-device correlation.