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First national Dynamic Purchasing System for digital forensics goes live

(23/10/20) Forensic service providers are invited to enter their bid to be on the £60million framework for the first national Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for digital forensic services.

Socrates users can now load crime scene forensics from mobile device

(08/10/20) Developer launches cloud-based add on to forensics case management system.

NPCC hiring new role of Chief Scientific Advisor

(06/10/20) The National Police Chiefs' Council is hiring a Chief Scientific Advisor (CSA) as "resident expert on the use of science and technology in the policing sector".

MSPs back bill allowing rape victims to self-refer for forensic exams

(05/10/20) MSPs have backed plans to allow victims of rape and sexual assault to provide forensic evidence without reporting the assault to the police.

(28/09/20) Police Scotland reveals plans for cyber Centre of Excellence (18/09/20) MOPAC agrees to price uplifts to help 'stabilise' forensic procurement (02/09/20) PSNI does not have enough detectives for historic case reviews (28/08/20) Commissioner and Home Secretary visit defence research lab (24/08/20) Advertorial: How Cellebrite Frontliner simplifies digital data collection at the crime scene (29/07/20) 'Game changer' smart spray used on off-road bikers (29/07/20) Police Service must rethink response to 21st Century crime says review (28/07/20) First national purchasing system for digital forensics set to go live (30/06/20) Research into hidden burial of victims provides detection insights (18/06/20) Digital consent forms to be updated 'within weeks' following ICO report (10/06/20) Met lab granted UKAS accreditation for COVID-19 testing (11/05/20) Dyfed Powys joins three-force data and intelligence sharing platform (27/04/20) Northamptonshire launches direct entry detective scheme (22/04/20) Forces 'should be mandated' to work regionally to reduce digital backlog (22/04/20) DC uses 150-year-old law and new forensic technique in attack case (07/04/20) Forensic Capability Network launched to ensure quality of service (07/04/20) Abridged training for probationers agreed between Home Office and CoP (26/02/20) Service needs 5,000 officers with analytical skills to tackle fraud (25/02/20) Forensics must bridge technology gap, regulator warns (20/02/20) Forensic investigations: The steep path to accreditation (05/02/20) New commercial body to pool procurement power of 999 services (03/02/20) Digital forensics automation helps Met to reduce need to outsource (27/01/20) 'Name and shame' forces who do not sign up to national ICT systems (24/01/20) Digital Forensics: The DIY approach (15/01/20) Digital forensics: tapping into change (19/12/19) PSNI chief complains "he has nowhere to go" on force reform

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