Artificial intelligence has become one of the most talked-about technologies across all industries worldwide, and policing, investigations and digital forensics are no expectation. From reducing administrative workloads to accelerating evidence review, AI promises significant opportunities to improve efficiency across the criminal justice system. But there is a fundamental misunderstanding...
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SYTECH, a leading multi-disciplinary consultancy specialising in digital forensics, cybersecurity, training and consultancy, is proudly marking a major milestone as it celebrates 10 consecutive years of ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation.
With over 20 years in digital forensics, SYTECH Managing Director Daren Greener talks to Forensic Focus about the national discussion around examination thresholds, how sentencing guidance shapes practical decision-making, and why AI is increasingly shaping the working lives of forensic examiners.
SYTECH, a leading digital forensics services provider for the law enforcement sector, has released a new white paper highlighting urgent challenges facing digital forensics in the UK.
SYTECH, a leading digital forensics services provider for the law enforcement sector, has released a new white paper highlighting urgent challenges facing digital forensics in the UK.
SYTECH, a leading multi-disciplinary consultancy based in Stoke-on-Trent, recently hosted a well-received Digital Forensics Threshold workshop at the University of Staffordshire. The event brought together industry professionals to share valuable insights, explore current challenges, and discuss forward-thinking solutions shaping the future of digital forensics.