IntaForensics is a UK-based leader in Cyber Security, Digital Forensics & Investigations, e-Discovery, and Cell Site Analysis. We provide expert services to law enforcement, legal professionals, businesses, and government agencies across the UK and internationally.
In an increasingly interconnected world, your business is only as secure as the weakest link in its supply chain. Recent cyber-attacks affecting major retailers like M&S, Co-op, and Harrods have highlighted a growing threat, whilst details have not yet been...
In this article, we will address the most Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus. From the basics of what Cyber Essentials is, to the certification process and its benefits, we aim to provide comprehensive answers to help...
E-commerce has revolutionised how we shop, but with this digital transformation comes an increase in cyber threats. The stakes are high—financial losses, damage to reputation, and regulatory penalties can result from even a single breach. In this article, we delve...
Cyber threats are evolving at an unprecedented pace, and vulnerabilities within your systems can expose your organisation to significant risks. Penetration testing (pen testing) is a proactive security measure designed to simulate real-world cyber-attacks, identifying weaknesses before malicious actors can exploit them.
At IntaForensics, we understand the crucial role of SOC & SIEM in the current landscape. We thoroughly evaluate the benefits, challenges, and considerations associated with the implementation, enabling organisations to proficiently manage the complexities of cyber...
The investigation of crimes involving computers is not a simple process. In the vast majority of cases, the assistance of a computer forensic expert is required to extract information from an electronic device without corrupting or contaminating the original data,...
At IntaForensics our cell site experts undertake high-profile criminal cases for both prosecution and defence clients, giving them a broad, complete and unbiased perspective on the movements of a mobile device. With the increasing prevalence of mobile phones in...
Digital information is integral to many defence cases. But without the proper tools and skills to analyse it, defence teams could miss out on critical insights. That's why independent case reviews are essential for defence teams looking to strengthen their clients'...
In the digital age, legal teams must use e-discovery tools to deal with vast amounts of Electronically Stored Information (ESI) during litigation. What is e-Discovery? E-Discovery, also known as electronic discovery, is a fundamental process in legal investigations...
Here at IntaForensics, we provide quality as a service, including support and guidance for companies looking to obtain ISO accreditation and certification. Working as part of the Forensic Access Group, we operate under an established and integrated management system...
Here at IntaForensics, we provide quality as a service, including support and guidance for companies looking to obtain ISO accreditation and certification. Working as part of the Forensic Access Group, we operate under an established and integrated management system...
Here at IntaForensics, we provide quality as a service, including support and guidance for companies looking to obtain ISO accreditation and certification. Working as part of the Forensic Access Group, we operate under an established and integrated management system...
At IntaForensics, we believe that knowledge is the most powerful tool in digital investigations and cyber security. Our specialist training courses are designed to equip professionals across law enforcement, legal, corporate, and security sectors with the skills to handle digital evidence, respond to cyber threats, and conduct effective forensic investigations.
IntaForensics is delighted to announce that we won the Employer Recognition Award for “Excellence in Skills Partnerships”, nominated by University College Birmingham (UCB), at this year’s Digital Skills Symposium during Birmingham Tech Week 2025. This award recognises...
In today’s digital landscape, online research and digital media investigations play a vital role in both public and private sector investigations. Our Digital Media Investigation & OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) Training equips professionals with the essential skills to conduct lawful, efficient, and intelligence-driven digital investigations.
At IntaForensics we believe in empowering professionals across the Criminal Justice System with the knowledge and skills to navigate complex data. Our expert-led training courses are designed for investigators, analysts and legal professionals – providing a comprehensive yet accessible overview of the relevant subject.
IntaForensics is delighted to announce that we won the Employer Recognition Award for “Excellence in Skills Partnerships”, nominated by University College Birmingham (UCB), at this year’s Digital Skills Symposium during Birmingham Tech Week 2025. This award recognises...
In a serious criminal investigation involving the suspicious death of a woman in her home, digital evidence played a pivotal role in supporting the police inquiry and securing a conviction. IntaForensics was instructed to provide expert analysis of mobile phone data,...
Exploring the Future of Legal Technology, Gen AI and Cyber Resilience
In an era where legal teams are under growing pressure to review more data in less time, Generative AI (Gen AI) is rapidly becoming a vital tool for modern e-Discovery. From reducing manual workload to surfacing insights faster, the application of Gen AI is changing how investigations and document reviews are carried out.
That’s why our team of e-Discovery specialists attended RelativityFest London 2025—to see first-hand how Relativity and the wider legal tech community are responding to these shifts. The event brought together legal professionals, data experts, and technologists to explore new features, best practices and emerging innovations, with Gen AI taking centre stage across almost every session.
A defining theme of this year’s event was the rise of Gen AI—not as a future ambition, but as a core part of how e-Discovery is done today. The message was clear: those already leveraging Gen AI are gaining a measurable edge in speed, cost-efficiency, and accuracy.
As Charlie Millidge, Senior Business Development Manager at IntaForensics, observed:
“Gen AI is here, and the organisations that are embracing it now are already pulling ahead. They have the capacity to do significantly more, faster, and with greater precision—ultimately enabling them to deliver better outcomes and drive higher profitability.”
Relativity has taken significant steps to embed Gen AI into the user experience. Tools like Relativity aiR for Review are already in use, helping legal teams to cut through large volumes of documents and pinpoint what matters most. Gen AI-driven privilege identification, automated summarisation, and natural language search are all contributing to smarter, faster review workflows.
Holly Jackson, Cyber Manager at IntaForensics, reflected on this shift:
“Gen AI is everywhere—and it’s here to stay. The integration of Gen AI into Relativity’s products isn’t just a future promise; it’s happening now. From privilege review to breach response, we’re seeing real, impactful applications that help teams move faster and smarter.”
While some discussions still touched on data security and risk, it was Gen AI’s growing role in streamlining review and delivering insight that really stole the spotlight.
One of the most informative sessions we attended showcased how Relativity Data Breach Response leverages the Relativity platform to locate and classify sensitive personal data. Although often linked to cyber incidents, this workflow is increasingly relevant in e-Discovery settings—especially when assessing data exposure in internal investigations or compliance reviews.
Charlie Millidge noted:
“A good session from Relativity where we learnt more about how Relativity Data Breach Response helps organisations effectively identify impacted individuals and their sensitive information quickly. The system allows the user to effectively respond to cyber issues.”
What stood out was how Gen AI is being applied to previously manual, time-consuming tasks—allowing review teams to act on key information without having to sift through every record line by line.
Relativity’s long-term vision clearly centres on its aiR platform. As the technology behind RelativityOne continues to mature, Gen AI will power more aspects of the review process—from early case assessment to production.
Charlie Millidge summed it up well:
“Relativity aiR is the future as it incorporates the latest Gen AI technology allowing users to focus on other parts of their jobs. The Gen AI tool automates so much of the process and review stage.”
This aligns with how we’re working with our clients. We’re seeing clear gains in both productivity and consistency when Gen AI is used thoughtfully, particularly during first-pass review and privilege identification. Rather than replacing reviewers, these tools are enhancing their ability to make better, faster decisions.
RelativityFest also served as a valuable forum for connecting with other legal professionals, technologists and industry partners. We found the discussions around practical Gen AI adoption, including how to train teams, validate outputs, and retain defensibility were especially useful.
It was also encouraging to see Relativity’s commitment to user feedback and continuous improvement. Many of the features showcased were developed in direct response to challenges shared by the user community, including the need for transparent Gen AI, intuitive workflows and flexible review models.
RelativityFest London 2025 made it clear: Gen AI is no longer experimental, it’s essential. For e-Discovery professionals, the tools now available are making it easier to tackle increasingly complex and data-heavy matters with clarity and confidence.
As Relativity continues to build on its aiR platform, we’re excited about the future of legal review and the role we can play in helping our clients adopt and optimise these innovations.
Our expert team is here to help. Get in touch to learn how our team is using Relativity and other advanced e-Discovery tools to deliver faster, smarter results for our clients.
In the digital age, legal teams must use e-discovery tools to deal with vast amounts of Electronically Stored Information (ESI) during litigation. What is e-Discovery? E-Discovery, also known as electronic discovery, is a fundamental process in legal investigations...
The SaaS e-discovery solution will provide more value in the cloud for IntaForensics' clients. We are pleased to announce that we are expanding our global e-Discovery offering with the addition of Relativity’s cloud-based e-discovery solution, RelativityOne. With...