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At Forensic Analytics we have an on-going commitment to academia. This takes shape in many different forms, most prominently in our much-valued partnerships with various universities across the UK and the USA. Additionally, a number of our own staff are completing there own academic courses.

In a Denver murder case, investigators overcame a two-year-old defense challenge to cellular evidence, using Lima Cell Monitor, CSAS, and a Radio Frequency Propagation Survey (RFPS) to validate Timing Advance data. The evidence held up in a Shreck hearing, helping secure a 124-year sentence for the main defendant and convictions for three others.

Forensic analytics are thrilled to announce we are the next Connected Partner within LexisNexis® Risk Solutions Accurint® Public Safety Marketplace.

We are incredibly proud to share that we have been recognised as one of the UK’s Best Workplaces™ 2025 by Great Place to Work® UK, with four major achievements that highlight the heart of our culture and the people who make it so special.

A high profile case study on vandalism.

Timing Advance (TA) is a type of geolocation data provided by cellular networks. It is generally regarded as providing evidence of a target phone’s approximate distance from the serving cell tower when connections were made.

A previous report published by Forensic Analytics outlined some considerations related to Timing Advance in general; we’ve published a new paper which deals with TA as it relates to one specific deployment case, known as ‘outdoor DAS’.

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A CSAS case study on County Lines and Firearms.

What does regulation of working with communications and cell site data mean for me and my organisation?