Cyan has created a new Advisory Board to provide strategic input as it works towards significant growth internationally and into new markets. Initial appointments to this board are Sir Mark Rowley, Andy Williams and former chair Simon Hardy, who between them have vast experience of sales, marketing and operations in law enforcement markets around the world. Chosen to provide strategic counsel based on decades of…
Cyan Forensics, the Edinburgh-based company delivering technologies to help law enforcement find child abuse and terrorist material extraordinarily fast, today announced a new partnership with Susteen, the California-based developer of mobile forensic tools. Bringing together two leading capabilities, this will deliver a portable, easy to use rapid triage capability for smartphones. This strategic alliance will…
Scottish startup Cyan Forensics, which develops digital forensic technology to help law enforcement catch criminals faster, has closed a £900,000 investment round led by Mercia Fund Managers, bringing its total funding to nearly £1.5million since it was founded in 2016. Edinburgh-based Cyan Forensics’ technology finds time-critical digital evidence in minutes instead of days, helping police…
At The Investigator’s upcoming events for Digital Media Investigators, Cyan Forensics’ Bruce Ramsay will explore key issues around digital triage workflow. The in-force technology days take place nationwide in September, October and November, and feature presentations on all areas of Digital Forensics. Demonstrations of Cyan Forensics’ 20x faster digital forensics triage tools will be available. Triage and…
Cyan Forensics is launching Cyan Examiner, the first product from a new generation of ultra-fast digital forensics tools, at Forensics Expo Europe 2017 (London Olympia, 3-4 May). Searching seized computers is a slow process, consuming valuable person-hours, delaying availability of evidence, and causing backlogs in many digital forensics labs. This leads to risks that suspects…