Forensic Pathways Ltd, members of Greater Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, strategically targets a broad spectrum of businesses, focusing on sectors highly susceptible to cyber threats.

Industries such as finance, healthcare, telecommunications, Security Operations Centres, and technology are prioritised due to their valuable data and critical infrastructure. Additionally, Forensic Pathways supplies technology developed in-house to UK Counter Terror and Police Forces.

In the last twelve months, Forensic Pathways Ltd (FPL) reached a remarkable milestone by completing an Innovate UK SMART Grants project, in collaboration with Aston University’s Institute of Forensic Linguistics. The InnovateUK SMART competition is one of the most competitive funding streams, with success rates of 5–10%. This achievement propels FPL to the forefront of threat intelligence, effectively mitigating the escalating risks posed by the digital landscape. The project, awarded a substantial £311,649, attracted an esteemed advisory board from a business with a revenue exceeding £7billion and delivered an innovative platform for analysing dark web/ransomware data. Exploitation supports growth of 10 software developers and sales/marketing jobs by 2027.

Following investing 170K in R&D, FPL has commenced on-boarding clients across industry sectors. Reflecting their commitment to innovation, the CEO of FPL was appointed as Visiting Professor to Aston University. Additionally, FPL engineered a bespoke digital-forensics platform for analysing large volumes of mobile phone data. The technology has been used to great effect in disrupting terrorist activity and FPL secured a four-year contract with UK Counter Terror, a testament to our innovation. FPL’s commitment to the Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce is highlighted by the CEOs voluntary duty, as President of the Greater Birmingham Chamber and ongoing commitment as Patrons of the Global Chamber.

Forensic Pathways Limited (FPL) has consistently demonstrated an unwavering dedication to innovation, implementing proprietary technology solutions within both the public/private sector. The company’s exemplary track record in securing innovation fundi ng, as exemplified by recent successes such as the LEADS-Engine project, attests to FPL’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of technological development, particularly in the realm of Women-Led Innovation. FPL secured over £311,649 for this initiative, showcasing not only the financial viability of its innovative pursuits but also the cyber security industry’s acknowledgment of the project’s significance.

FPL’s proactive involvement in cutting-edge projects not only underscores its dedication to advancing technology, but also highlights its commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion within the tech sector. FPL’s success extends beyond financial achievements. The company has earned recognition through 16 awards for business/innovation, establishing itself as a leader in the threat intelligence sector. Furthermore, the company has engaged in collaborations with prominent organisations, such as Hewlett Packard, to produce thought leadership pieces on cybersecurity. These additional endeavours exemplify FPL’s significant contribution to shaping the technological landscape through collabora tive efforts in the cyber-related domain.