- Case Management
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- Digital Forensics
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Who is Forensic Analytics?
Forensic Analytics is a UK-based provider of digital forensics and data analytics tools and services for law enforcement and related investigative organisations, with a focus on communications data and mobile device evidence.
- Software and tools for analysis of communications data and call detail records (data analytics)
- Digital forensics services supporting criminal investigations and court proceedings (digital forensics services)
- Training and accreditation-focused courses for investigators and analysts (professional training)
- Consultancy on evidential handling, disclosure, and technical methodologies (consulting services)
- Support for integration of forensic analytics workflows within existing law enforcement systems (systems integration support)
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More About Forensic Analytics
Forensic Analytics operates in the digital forensics and data analysis domain, supplying software, services, and training that focus on the evidential use of communications and other digital data in investigations. Its offerings are oriented toward police forces, government agencies, and other organisations that conduct criminal investigations or regulatory enforcement, where structured handling of digital evidence and compliance with evidential standards are core requirements.
The company’s software tools System Integration Testing (SIT) within enterprise and institutional environments as part of broader investigative and case management workflows. They are used to process and analyse call detail records, subscriber information, and related communications data, as well as evidence from mobile devices. These tools typically ingest data from telecom providers or device extraction platforms and normalise it into formats that support searching, correlation, and reporting, often using database-backed architectures and standard data export formats compatible with case management and disclosure systems.
Forensic Analytics’ service lines include digital forensics casework and consultancy, where specialists assist with the interpretation of complex telecommunications records, cell-site data, and other digital traces. These services align with established digital forensics processes such as acquisition, examination, analysis, and reporting, and adhere to evidential principles used in UK courts, including continuity, integrity of exhibits, and clear audit trails. The company’s consultants work within the technical and legal frameworks that govern the use of communications data in the UK, and their outputs are structured for use by investigators, prosecutors, and defence teams.
Training is another core component, with courses designed for law enforcement and investigative staff who handle telecommunications data, device forensics, and related analytics. Training content typically covers practical use of the company’s tools, understanding of data formats and network records, and the production of reports suitable for disclosure and court presentation. This positions Forensic Analytics within the professional development and skills-building category for digital forensics and data analysis.
From a marketplace taxonomy perspective, Forensic Analytics can be categorised under digital forensics software (security and investigation tooling), digital forensics services (professional services), and specialist training for communications data and mobile forensics (professional education). Its focus on communications data analysis and evidential workflows places it alongside other vendors in the telecoms forensics and investigative analytics segment, while its service and training offerings align it with providers that support law enforcement agencies in operating within established legal and procedural frameworks.
Our description of Forensic Analytics. Updated December 2025.
