Thought Leadership
Our CTO Luke Morgan discusses interoperability, a hot topic in policing, in a piece originally written for techUK.
The need for an evolving RFPS methodology
We examine RFPS survey methods, compare UK and US practices, and recommend a new approach.
Missing Persons: Challenges and opportunities to improve investigations
Recently we were joined by a panel of experts to discuss current practices and the challenges facing police and how to address them.
Stalking & Harassment – How police can meet the changes and actions required
With the 22nd November deadline fast approaching, we discussed strategies and the way forward with key experts in the VAWG space.
The Digital Witness: Evidential Wording and Guidance
Principles for responsible evidential wording, the distinction between investigative and evidential use, and alignment with the Forensic Science Regulator’s Code of Practice (v2).
Beyond Software: Why Forensic Analytics as a Service is Transforming UK Policing
The future of digital forensics isn't software alone. Explore how FAaaS is transforming policing through a complete, force-wide approach to investigative capability.
What Gets Overlooked When Selecting Forensic Technology?
When organisations evaluate forensic technology, there is often significant focus on functionality, features, and purchase price. However, some of the most important factors influencing long-term success are frequently overlooked.
AI in Policing: Key Opportunities and Challenges
Our overview of the key discussion points raised at the recent launch of The Police Foundation's landmark AI report.
The Questions Every Forensic Leader Should Be Asking in 2026
Are you future-proofing your forensic capability or constantly catching up? Explore the key questions every forensic leader should be asking in 2026.
Digital Citizen Evidence Is Transforming Policing. The Question Is: Are We Ready?
The latest report from The Police Foundation how digital citizen evidence is transforming policing and why a nationally coordinated approach is needed to support investigations, public trust, and community safety.
Onboarding: Our approach to a successful partnership with FAaaS
Every organisation works differently, so onboarding should too. Discover how our FAaaS onboarding process starts with listening to your needs, challenges and goals to build the right approach for your team.
The UK Post Office Horizon Scandal: Lessons for Digital Evidence, Governance and Public Trust
CEO, Steve Rick, explores what the Horizon scandal can teach policing and forensic science about governance, transparency, validation and maintaining trust in an increasingly digital world.
When Compliance Becomes Strategy: How regulation can create competitive advantage
Accreditation was only the beginning. Discover how four years of transformation helped Forensic Analytics build trusted forensic capability, strengthen evidential integrity and support better justice outcomes
What can the Danish telecoms scandal teach us about digital evidence? We explore the importance of governance, quality assurance and evidential integrity in maintaining trust.
The Digital Witness: Why Violence Against Women Investigations Must Become Digital First
Digital evidence is changing how violence against women investigations are approached. Drawing on lessons from London and Brooklyn, this blog examines how digital-first investigations could strengthen safeguarding, improve outcomes and reduce the evidential burden placed on survivors.
The Seduction of Certainty: AI, Criminal Justice and the Risk of Automated Trust
As AI becomes more embedded in criminal justice, how do we harness its potential without placing too much trust in technology? This article explores the importance of scrutiny, governance and human judgement as AI plays a growing role in investigations.