Main areas of knowledge
I work especially on problems where digital identity, public exposure, account security, technical evidence, metadata, open sources and information protection intersect.
Training and applied knowledge in digital privacy, OSINT, cyberintelligence, computer forensics, forensic analysis, cryptography, networks and information recovery.
Summary
My work is based on combining technical knowledge with investigation and documentation skills. These are the areas on which I have built my professional profile.
I work especially on problems where digital identity, public exposure, account security, technical evidence, metadata, open sources and information protection intersect.
Specialisation in locating information, protecting data, analysing technical indicators and explaining results clearly.
Investigation: OSINT, cyberintelligence, open sources, verification, context and information traceability.
Security and privacy: account protection, exposure reduction, networks, risk management, encryption and operational good practices.
Technical analysis: computer forensics, digital forensic analysis, metadata, integrity, devices and information recovery.
Qualifications and training
These qualifications are the foundation I apply to digital privacy, OSINT, cyberintelligence, computer forensics, forensic analysis, networks, cryptography and information recovery.
Privacy and digital investigation are not solved from a single discipline. They require security, networks, analysis, evidential judgement, open sources and the ability to explain technical matters clearly.
Knowledge
Not every case needs the same thing. These are the skills I usually combine depending on the problem: investigation, protection, technical analysis, documentation and communication.
How I use that knowledge
Technique only helps if it leads to better decisions. That is why I separate facts, hypotheses, limits and next steps.
Define what needs to be known, what information exists, what risk is present and what must not be touched.
Review sources, accounts, devices, files or traces with order, dates, context and traceability.
Turn the result into a useful explanation: what is known, what is not known and what should be done next.
Tell me the context, urgency and what you need to protect, verify or recover. We start by organising the situation.