SYTECH strengthens specialist team
Staffordshire-based multi-disciplinary consultancy SYTECH has bolstered its workforce with three appointments as it responds to rising demand for its services in digital forensics, cybersecurity, consultancy and training.
Elaine Higgins joins as head of public sector development, focusing on expanding SYTECH’s presence and partnerships within public sector organisations.
Mark Berrisford has been appointed commercial development manager, bringing nearly three decades of sales experience to drive business growth and client relationships.
And Gurlabh Singh has become digital forensics services manager, overseeing mobile and computer forensics, data recovery and analysis across multiple industries.
Their appointments reflect SYTECH’s commitment to delivering expert, results-driven services and strengthening its capability to provide specialist solutions for complex challenges.
Founded in 1978, SYTECH operates from UK offices and maintains internationally recognised certifications, including ISO 17025, ISO 27001, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
Daren Greener, managing director at SYTECH, said: “These appointments represent an important step in SYTECH’s growth.
“Elaine, Mark and Gurlabh bring a wealth of expertise that will help us broaden our services, strengthen client support, and remain agile in a rapidly evolving landscape spanning digital forensics, cybersecurity, consultancy and training.
“Their experience enhances our capabilities and reaffirms our commitment to providing trusted, expert solutions across all the sectors we serve.”
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