Bringing Psychology to the Digital Turf War
An increasingly large proportion of the UK public support legalisation of some or all drugs, a position underlined by the Liberal Democrats’ advocacy for cannabis
An increasingly large proportion of the UK public support legalisation of some or all drugs, a position underlined by the Liberal Democrats’ advocacy for cannabis
In 2018, Mark Zuckerberg was hauled in front of the US Congress to talk about his role in the Cambridge Analytica scandal. It could have
Education is the job of a lifetime, said David Foster Wallace[1], and it is true that continuing professional development is the job of a lifetime
The RFPS community plays host to a number of perennial debates – idle mode vs connected mode surveys; location surveys vs coverage surveys; test calls
Earlier this year, the technological underpinnings of organised crime were thrust into the spotlight by the ‘Encrochat’ arrests. It was a clear success for digital
The disruption of county lines drugs networks, the safeguarding of vulnerable children drawn into the operations and the prosecution of the organised crime individuals &
Coming to terms with new communications technology has been a cornerstone of the ‘new normal’ across the economy. And while this has undoubtedly forced some
In April Darran Fletcher retired from Notts Police having completed 30 years service and joined us at Forensic Analytics as RF & Cellular Specialist. One
The UK Government has made its long-trailed decision on the involvement of Huawei in UK comms networks – and the answer was… ‘no thanks!’. There
Most LEAs in the UK have formed policy in force around how digital services should be deployed, delivered, stored, shared and consumed – “Cloud First”
Even in lockdown the expansion and upgrade of the UK’s cellular resources has continued and as we head into the Summer, here’s a round-up of
The billing data for GPRS and other forms of mobile Internet can be notoriously complex to interpret and draw reliable conclusions from. We’ve been publishing
Would you believe it – just after we pressed the ‘go’ button to publish our latest spectrum update blog we received confirmation of H3’s 5G
We’ve been spending an awful lot of time recently talking about GPRS and mobile data on our Next Generation Comms Data courses – we’ve also
Join us on the 29th January for our first User Clinic of 2021! This month we will be discussing the latest enhancement to CSAS, what3words. We will also be deep diving into our new our new RF Survey product LIMA. Please register ow.ly/grV850Dba1h
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Registrations are now open for the Open Source Intelligence training course. This is an introduction to the tools and techniques of exploiting open source datasets used during investigations. Please click on the link below and register. ow.ly/Mvhj50D8rN4
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2020 has been a roller coaster of a year in more ways than one. To help navigate these challenges and what lays ahead, our team of experts have produced a library of useful blogs. Read now: forensicanalytics.co.uk/categ… #policetech #ENCROchat #countylines #OpOrochi #RF #coronavirus
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We would like to congratulate the Essex Police personnel who participated in securing a conviction in the Essex Lorry Case. We were able to offer our support to the investigation with CSAS. Our thoughts are with the families of the 39 victims. ow.ly/xOCt50CSaOR
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