Forensic Analytics named finalist in the Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards 2026

Forensic Analytics, a specialist digital forensics business supporting law enforcement agencies across the UK and internationally, has been named a finalist in the Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards 2026, shortlisted for The Purpose Beyond Profit Award. 

Forensic Analytics is one of just 11 businesses shortlisted in the category, and joins a national field of almost 200 finalists across 20 categories at the UK's flagship business awards, headlined by Lloyds Bank, with ITV as media partner and the support of the UK government.

Luke Morgan, Deputy CEO, Forensic Analytics said:

To be named a finalist in the Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards 2026 is both an honour and a reflection of what can be achieved when talented people are united by a shared purpose; making society safer. Put simply, we are doing well by doing good. From ambitious ideas to industry leading solutions, we are humbled to share our journey as a finalist.

Amanda Murphy, CEO, Lloyds Business and Commercial Banking, said:

Behind every successful business is a story of ambition, determination and innovation. Inspiring entrepreneurs backing themselves to succeed. That's exactly what the Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards celebrates. Forensic Analytics is bringing new ideas, investing in its community and helping drive growth in the UK. They represent the very best of British enterprise and we're incredibly proud to back them.

Forensic Analytics is a specialist digital forensics and investigative technology company that supports law enforcement agencies across the UK and internationally with software, training, hardware and accredited forensic services. Through its flagship CSAS platform, the company helps investigators turn complex communications and digital data into actionable intelligence and court-ready evidence, reducing analysis times from days to minutes. 

This year has marked a significant milestone for the business, with continued growth across UK policing, expanding international adoption, and increasing recognition for the positive societal impact of its work. From supporting investigations into stalking, county lines drug trafficking, homicide and organised crime, to helping police safeguard vulnerable people and bring offenders to justice, Forensic Analytics continues to demonstrate how commercial success and social purpose can go hand in hand. 

Winners will be announced at the gala ceremony at Grosvenor House, London, on Tuesday 10 November 2026 in front of 1,200 business leaders. In keeping with Awards tradition, winners ring the opening bell at the London Stock Exchange and are celebrated at the programme's annual reception at the House of Commons. 

View more about the award here: Forensic Analytics: Purpose Beyond Profit Award Finalist

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About Forensic Analytics 

Founded in 2013 in Hertfordshire, UK, Forensic Analytics is a digital forensics and investigative technology company that supports law enforcement agencies in the UK and internationally. Through its software platforms, accredited training programmes, specialist forensic services and hardware solutions, the company helps investigators analyse complex communications and digital data quickly, accurately and to evidential standards. 

Today, Forensic Analytics supports hundreds of organisations across policing, government and investigative sectors, helping to tackle serious crime, safeguard vulnerable people and improve justice outcomes. The business continues to grow across the UK and international markets, combining technological innovation with a purpose-led mission to deliver measurable societal impact. 

Website: www.forensicanalytics.io  | Email: [email protected]  

About the Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards

The UK's flagship business awards programme. Headline partner: Lloyds Bank. Media partner: ITV. Supported by the UK government. 1,200 guests annually at the ceremony at Grosvenor House, London. More than £5 million turnover since launch and over £100,000 raised for charity. The programme hosts an annual reception at the House of Commons and opens the London Stock Exchange each year with its winners.