Digital forensics firm SYTECH has announced the appointment of a non-executive director as its positions itself for its next phase of national growth and expanded service delivery.
Garry Dixon has more than 40 years’ experience in criminal justice and forensic science, including 30 years leading complex crime investigations, scene investigations and cold-case reviews with Northumbria Police.
He later held national roles with the National Police Chiefs’ Council and Forensic Capability Network, helping develop forensic technology, standards and digital forensic services across UK policing.
In his new role at SYTECH, Garry will provide strategic oversight of its digital forensics and cybersecurity services, helping the business respond to increasingly complex market demands and the growing volume of data.
Managing Director Daren Greener said: “We are absolutely thrilled to welcome Garry to the SYTECH team.
“His unparalleled knowledge and deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities within the forensic sector will be extremely beneficial to our strategic vision.
“With Garry on board, we will continue to drive a true partnership approach, delivering robust, high-quality solutions to our Law Enforcement, Government, and corporate customers.”
Garry said: “SYTECH has built an outstanding reputation as a trusted partner in digital forensics. I am incredibly excited to join the board at such a pivotal moment in the company’s growth journey. I look forward to leveraging my experience in forensic science to help SYTECH innovate, scale, and continue delivering the highest standards of service.”
SYTECH is headquartered in Stoke-on-Trent and specialises in forensic investigation services including digital device analysis, telecommunications, data recovery and incident response, alongside cyber security consultancy and testing services.
