Forensic Pathways - a Birmingham-based company renowned for its innovative threat intelligence, cyber and risk and reputation technologies - has become a patron of the Greater Birmingham Global Chamber of Commerce (GBGCC).
Established in 2001 and led by chief executive and founder Deb Leary and director Ben Leary, Forensic Pathways boasts an award-winning team of in-house software developers, computer scientists, and investigators.
Over the past 22 years, the company has emerged as a pioneer in the development of dark web monitoring, social media intelligence, and investigative services. Through its array of cutting-edge tools and services, Forensic Pathways enables its diverse clientele to navigate the complexities of the digital world by providing significant cyber risk and reputation management expertise.
The company has gained a global reputation, attracting clients from sectors such as law enforcement, cyber security organisations, legal, and financial industries.
Deb Leary, who is also president of Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce (GBCC), said: “Forensic Pathways was a ‘born global’ company with innovation and a commitment to ensuring a global positive impact at its core. Our heartbeat lies in global trade, innovation, collaboration and doing good business.”
The GBGCC offers a membership-based international gateway for firms wishing to develop bilateral trade opportunities. It was set up earlier this year to help Greater Birmingham businesses build far-reaching global relationships and connect with new international markets.
Sian Timmins, international partnerships manager at the GBCC, said: “We are really excited to welcome Deb and Forensic Pathways to the Global Chamber as patrons. We look forward to working closely with them, especially considering Deb’s wealth of experience on the Global Chamber committee and as president of Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce.”
