Skip to content

Atkins Cyber Security Expands Cryptocurrency Investigation Services

Atkins Cyber Security provides cryptocurrency investigation and blockchain intelligence services, using digital forensics, cybersecurity expertise, and visual transaction analysis to help trace digital assets and investigate fraud and cybercrime.

PR Newswire

•1 min read
Atkins Cyber Security Expands Cryptocurrency Investigation Services

Press release, published as issued by the organization named in it, distributed via PR Newswire. Today Press Release did not write or check it. Read the original.

LONDON — March 1, 2025 — Atkins Cyber Security, a digital forensics and cybersecurity firm, today announced the expansion of its cryptocurrency investigation and blockchain intelligence services to assist organizations and individuals affected by cryptocurrency fraud, theft, and other digital asset-related incidents.

The company said it now offers specialized support for tracing digital assets across blockchain networks, combining blockchain intelligence with computer forensics and cybersecurity expertise. Its team of investigators, legal advisors, and computer specialists will work with clients to analyze cryptocurrency addresses, transactions, wallets, and entities to identify relationships and movement of funds.

A key component of the expanded service is the company's Exposure Trails technology, which creates visual representations of cryptocurrency wallets and transaction activity. This tool allows investigators to explore connections between addresses and transactions through network-based visualizations, making complex blockchain activity easier to review during investigations.

The expansion comes as cryptocurrency-related cybercrime continues to rise. According to a 2024 report by Chainalysis, illicit addresses received approximately $24.2 billion in cryptocurrency in 2023, a figure that underscores the growing need for forensic investigation services.

Atkins Cyber Security's services will cover digital asset monitoring, incident response, security, and forensic consulting. The company aims to support legal, regulatory, and corporate investigations by providing clear analysis of electronic evidence.

“Our goal is to help clients understand the full context of cryptocurrency activity, whether they are dealing with fraud, theft, or other cyber incidents,” said a company spokesperson. “By combining technical investigation with cybersecurity and forensic capabilities, we can provide actionable insights.”

The company's services are available to organizations and individuals across the United Kingdom and internationally. For more information, contact [email protected].

PR NewswirePN

Issued by

PR Newswire

Distributed via PR Newswire. More from PR Newswire

Media contact

PR Newswire

Via PR Newswire

Latest releases

View all
PR Newswire
·

FarmPages Connects Producers With Farm Building Suppliers as 2027 Barn, Shop and Machine Storage Projects Move Into Winter Planning

FarmPages Connects Producers With Farm Building Suppliers as 2027 Barn, Shop and Machine Storage Projects Move Into Winter Planning
PR Newswire
·

The Law Office of Craig A. Fahey: San Diego SSDI Attorney Explains the Five-Month Waiting Period Lawmakers Are Proposing to Change

The Law Office of Craig A. Fahey: San Diego SSDI Attorney Explains the Five-Month Waiting Period Lawmakers Are Proposing to Change
PR Newswire
·

FarmPages Adds 24 Province-by-Category Supplier Pages to Help Prairie and Ontario Farmers Find Dealers and Builders Closer to Home

FarmPages Adds 24 Province-by-Category Supplier Pages to Help Prairie and Ontario Farmers Find Dealers and Builders Closer to Home
PR Newswire
·

Mindsec Highlights Readiness Support for Canadian Defence Suppliers Facing CPCSC and CMMC Certification

Mindsec Highlights Readiness Support for Canadian Defence Suppliers Facing CPCSC and CMMC Certification
PR Newswire
·

Vaughan Law Group: Orlando Workers' Compensation Attorney Explains Whether Florida Employers Can Fire a Worker for Filing a Claim

Vaughan Law Group: Orlando Workers' Compensation Attorney Explains Whether Florida Employers Can Fire a Worker for Filing a Claim