Forensic Analytics Ltd

Are you attending Security & Policing? Make sure to stop by Stand C102 and discover how Forensic Analytics can support your work with our products and services. We’ll be showcasing our newest product updates, offering insights into our training programs, and discussing our professional services. If you're already registered for the event, don’t miss the chance to connect with our expert team and learn how we can help you stay ahead in your field. Our colleagues Scott M., Andrew Fahey, Scott F., Guy Chiswick and Martin Griffiths will be around to answer any of your questions. Contact us through the Security & Policing App or find us at Stand C102. See you there! #SP25 #securityandpolicing #ForensicAnalytics

Nearly a third of all arrests last month were for suspected domestic abuse related offences.     In January, Gloucestershire Police arrested 244 people for domestic abuse, making up nearly a third of all arrests. Most detainees were men, and the data showed a wide range of abuse, including physical violence, controlling behaviour, and emotional abuse. These numbers are already staggering before we consider that most domestic offences go un-reported.   Domestic abuse accounts for a large portion of VAWG related crimes. These statistics reinforce the need for a prioritisation towards the prevention of VAWG related offences. It is key that all forces invest appropriate time and resources dedicated to improving victim outcomes and reducing the rate of offences.    To read the full report: click the link below:  https://lnkd.in/e6yYZpmM

This year we're supporting the Westminster Insights Tackling Stalking Digital Conference, taking place online on today.   At 10am, our Public Affairs Director, Andrew Fahey, will join Giles Herdale from the Home Office to discuss how to improve responses to stalking and better support victims.   This event offers valuable insights for service providers on protecting victims and addressing perpetrators and tickets are still available. Don’t miss the chance to gain expert knowledge and practical solutions.   #TacklingStalking #VictimSupport #WestminsterInsights

Forensic Analytics is proud to sponsor and attend the Counter Human Trafficking Conference at Pace University in New York on 3-4 March 2025. Scott F. will be presenting on the critical role of leveraging data to support law enforcement in investigations related to Violence Against Women and Girls, Human Trafficking, and Missing Persons. Be sure to visit our booth to meet our team, Jim Erwin, Jim Devlin and Scott to learn more about our solutions for improving investigative outcomes. We look forward to connecting with you at the event! Tickets are still available! Book yours here: https://hubs.la/Q038xT110

We are proud to sponsor this year’s Westminster Insights Tackling Stalking Digital Conference on Friday 28 February held online. This event will offer valuable insights into improving service providers' responses to protect victims and manage perpetrators. Join Andrew Fahey, Forensic Analytics Public Affairs Director, and Giles Herdale, Member Biometrics and Forensics Ethics Group, Home Office while they present the topic of ‘Improving Responses to Stalking and Victim Support’ from 10:00-10:30. Tickets are still available, so don’t miss out on expert insights and practical solutions for stopping and supporting stalking victims. Secure your place here: https://hubs.la/Q038lMzK0

Do you have experience of or an interest in using your knowledge to train others? Join Forensic Analytics as a Consultant Trainer. At Forensic Analytics, we offer a variety of courses in Radio Frequency, telecommunications, and related technologies for law enforcement. We support over 2,000 law enforcement professionals annually with practical and theory-based training and are looking for passionate consultant trainers to help deliver these courses. If you are a subject matter expert or a knowledgeable practitioner in areas such as: • Cellular Network Architecture • Communications Data Analysis • CDR Processing and Normalising • GPRS/MDE Disclosures • Criminal Investigation Disclosure • New and Emerging Technologies Get in touch with our team today and learn more about the role here: https://hubs.la/Q038cRNH0 #TrainingTuesday | #LawEnforcement | #TechForGood | #ConsultantTrainer

Book now to join our upcoming Forensic Radio Frequency Propagation Surveys course, running on the 31st of March 2025. This City & Guilds accredited course will equip professionals with the skills to conduct RFPS Surveys. Course highlights include: - Master cellular architecture and network generations - Learn essential RFPS techniques - Develop expertise in courtroom testimony and cross-examination strategies - Gain hands-on experience through practical exercises This course meets Forensic Science Regulator (FSR) Code of Practice requirements for cell site analysis. To register your interest in this course or any others, click the link below: https://hubs.ly/Q0388GR90 #TrainingTuesday | #LawEnforcement | #TechForGood

We are exhibiting at Security & Policing 2025! Join us from 11-13 March 2025 at Stand C102 where we’ll be showcasing our latest product updates, training opportunities, and professional services. Stop by to meet our team and learn how Forensic Analytics can provide innovative solutions tailored to your needs. Looking forward to seeing you there! #SP25 #securityandpolicing #ForensicAnalytics

As the digital world evolves at an unprecedented pace, the emergence of technologies such as AI raises many questions and concerns. Staying ahead of the curve is particularly important for law enforcement professionals committed to combating crime and safeguarding communities. AI offers immense potential but also brings complexity. When applied appropriately, it can dramatically enhance efficiency, improve decision-making, and support more effective policing. However, the integration of AI also raises important questions about ethics, privacy, and security. In our latest blog post, we explore the key opportunities and challenges AI presents for law enforcement. Detailing insights shared at our recent AI launch event, in collaboration with The Police Foundation, we highlight the need for ongoing discussions and careful implementation. If you missed this event, click the link below for more on AI in policing: https://hubs.la/Q037Lwfx0 #AI | #LawEnforcement | #TechForGood

For another year running Forensic Analytics has been certified as a Great Place to Work! This past year has been an incredible journey for us, with our team growing to over 70 amazing people. We’re especially proud to report that we've maintained an outstanding 98% satisfaction score, proof of the incredible work culture we've built together. At Forensic Analytics, our people are at the heart of everything we do. We've brought together a talented, passionate team dedicated to supporting law enforcement and making a real impact. #GreatPlaceToWork | #LawEnforcement | #TechForGood