Experience & Case Types
Real-world cybersecurity and digital investigation experience, presented responsibly and without disclosure of confidential case details.
Purpose of This Page
Due to the sensitive nature of cybersecurity investigations and legal matters, specific case details are often protected by confidentiality, legal restrictions, or ethical obligations.
This page provides a high-level overview of representative experience and common case types handled by JDI Consulting, without disclosing identifying information or protected details.
Representative Case Categories
Cyber Harassment & Stalking
Experience supporting investigations involving sustained cyber harassment, stalking, impersonation, and coordinated abuse campaigns.
Common characteristics include:
- •Repeated unwanted communications across platforms
- •Impersonation or identity misuse
- •Escalation patterns over time
- •Correlation of activity across email, social platforms, and messaging services
Account Compromise & Unauthorized Access
Experience analyzing suspected account takeovers and unauthorized access incidents.
Common characteristics include:
- •Unexpected authentication events
- •Loss of account control or recovery mechanisms
- •Evidence of persistence or repeated access
- •Cross-platform compromise indicators
Email Abuse & Messaging-Based Threats
Experience investigating email-based harassment, impersonation, and abuse.
Common characteristics include:
- •Patterned harassment emails
- •Spoofed or impersonated sender identities
- •Use of multiple accounts or services
- •Attempts to evade blocking or reporting mechanisms
Platform & Application Data Analysis
Experience reviewing and analyzing platform-provided data exports and logs.
Common characteristics include:
- •Large datasets requiring normalization and correlation
- •Reconstruction of timelines from disparate data sources
- •Identification of anomalies or inconsistencies
- •Explanation of platform limitations and data gaps
OSINT & Digital Footprint Analysis
Experience conducting open-source intelligence investigations to contextualize technical findings.
Common characteristics include:
- •Identity and online footprint mapping
- •Correlation of publicly available artifacts
- •Verification and contextual analysis of open-source data
- •Responsible and lawful OSINT practices
Nature of Engagements
JDI Consulting engagements often involve:
- •Collaboration with attorneys in civil legal matters
- •Support for law enforcement investigations in a technical role
- •Analysis of complex technical data for non-technical decision makers
- •Preparation of clear, structured technical summaries
All work is performed within defined ethical, legal, and professional boundaries.
What This Experience Represents
The experience described reflects:
- •Repeated exposure to real-world cyber-enabled abuse scenarios
- •Familiarity with common attacker behaviors and patterns
- •Understanding of platform data structures and limitations
- •Ability to communicate findings clearly and responsibly
It does not represent public disclosure of specific cases or outcomes.
Relationship to Legal Proceedings
While JDI Consulting does not provide legal advice or representation, investigative findings are often used to:
- •Support legal review and strategy
- •Assist law enforcement understanding of technical evidence
- •Inform next steps taken by attorneys or investigators
If you are an attorney, investigator, or individual seeking cybersecurity or digital investigation support, you may request an initial consultation.