They Say Change is for the Better

Since you’ve read my blogs for a while, you know my passion for cybersecurity and the services I offer.

 

But did you know that I also offer digital forensics services? In the past, it’s been a tiny portion of my business in the past, and I didn’t speak about it much or even market it. That’s all changing this year.

 

Last year, I returned from maternity leave and immediately dove into working on a substantial digital forensics case. The case was infamous. The problem was daunting. The work was definitely interesting.

 

Working on this case reminded me how much I enjoyed forensics and how much I missed it. Digging for information. The hunt for the smoking gun. The quest for truth.

 

Why am I telling you all this? I want to let you know that I’m expanding the portion of my business that focuses on digital forensics. This also means that I am limiting my cybersecurity services. Here’s a rundown of my current service offerings:

 


Digital Forensics

  • Digital Forensics Investigations
  • Evidence collection
  • Expert Witness Testimony
  • Second Opinions
  • FBI digital forensics policy, processes, and procedures review
  • Speaking engagements and podcasts
  • Media Inquiries

 

Cybersecurity

  • Phish or Friend Quiz event for your business or group
  • Speaking engagements and podcasts
  • Media Inquiries

 

Now, I’d like to ask for your help. If you know anyone looking for help in digital forensics, please send them my way. I’m happy to chat with them and share how I can help.

 

Thanks,
Stacy

p.s. Here’s a quick reel on 3 things you might not know about my time in the FBI.

Location: Lincoln, NE, USA

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