Digital Investigations
Evidence‑based cybersecurity investigations with clear, defensible analysis for legal and non‑technical audiences.
Overview
JDI Consulting conducts digital investigations focused on identifying technical evidence, reconstructing events, and clarifying what occurred during cyber‑enabled incidents.
Investigations emphasize accuracy, documentation, and responsible analysis, with findings translated into plain‑language summaries suitable for legal and investigative review.
Investigation Focus Areas
Cyber Harassment & Stalking
Investigation of sustained harassment, impersonation, and abuse campaigns.
Includes:
- •Email harassment pattern analysis
- •Impersonation account identification
- •Cross‑platform activity correlation
- •Timeline reconstruction
Account Compromise & Unauthorized Access
Investigation of suspected account takeovers and unauthorized access events.
Includes:
- •Review of authentication and access activity
- •Identification of compromise indicators
- •Analysis of persistence or repeated access
- •Contextual explanation of findings
Log & Platform Data Analysis
Analysis of logs and platform‑provided data exports.
Includes:
- •Email provider data review
- •Application and platform export analysis
- •IP address and access pattern correlation
- •Identification of anomalies or inconsistencies
OSINT & Open‑Source Intelligence
Collection and analysis of publicly available information relevant to investigations.
Includes:
- •Identity and footprint mapping
- •Correlation of usernames, domains, and accounts
- •Contextual analysis of public records and activity
Methodology Alignment
All digital investigations follow JDI Consulting's documented process and methodology, emphasizing:
- •Evidence integrity
- •Transparency in analysis
- •Clear documentation
- •Appropriate qualification of findings
Reporting & Deliverables
Typical investigation deliverables may include:
- •Plain‑language technical summaries
- •Structured timelines of events
- •Supporting references to data sources
- •Clearly stated limitations and assumptions
Scope & Limitations
Digital investigations are conducted in a technical support role.
- •No legal advice is provided
- •Attribution is evidence‑based and appropriately qualified
- •Conclusions are supported by documented artifacts
If you require digital investigation support grounded in evidence and clarity, you can request an initial consultation.