The Digital Threat Landscape
Cybercrime is the fastest-growing category of crime in the United States. The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) receives over 800,000 complaints per year, with losses exceeding $10 billion annually. But behind each statistic is a real person — often in shock, confused about what happened, and unsure where to turn.
Law enforcement resources for cybercrime are limited. Police departments often lack the specialized tools or jurisdiction to investigate digital crimes against individuals. That's where our certified cyber investigators fill a critical gap — conducting investigations that law enforcement can't prioritize, and building evidence packages that legal authorities can act on.
You don't have to navigate this alone. Our cyber investigators have backgrounds in digital forensics, law enforcement, and cybersecurity. They've seen these scams before — and they know exactly what to look for, what to preserve, and how to build a case.
Cybersecurity Services We Provide
Romance Scam & Catfishing Investigations
Romance scams are among the most devastating financially and emotionally. Scammers — often operating from overseas in organized criminal networks — spend months building fake relationships before requesting money. Our investigators identify the true identity behind fake profiles, trace fund flows, recover evidence, and coordinate with financial institutions and law enforcement to pursue recovery.
Identity Theft Investigation & Recovery
If your identity has been stolen, you need to move quickly. Our cyber investigators document the full scope of the breach — what was compromised, how it happened, and which accounts are at risk — then help you navigate the recovery process with financial institutions, credit bureaus, and the FTC. We also preserve evidence for criminal referral or civil litigation.
Online Harassment & Cyberstalking Investigations
Anonymous harassment, doxxing, fake profiles impersonating you, and coordinated harassment campaigns are serious crimes. Our investigators identify the person behind anonymous accounts using digital forensics, OSINT, and platform data analysis — producing a documented identity report that supports criminal complaints and civil restraining orders.
Dark Web Monitoring & Exposure Assessment
Your personal data — Social Security numbers, bank credentials, medical records — may already be on the dark web without your knowledge. We conduct thorough dark web monitoring to identify what data about you is exposed, where it came from, and what immediate steps you need to take to mitigate the damage.
Business Email Compromise (BEC) Investigation
BEC attacks — where criminals intercept or spoof business emails to divert wire transfers — cost businesses billions annually. Our investigators analyze email headers, trace wire transfer destinations, coordinate with banking fraud teams, and build the technical evidence needed to report the crime and pursue recovery.
Social Engineering & Phishing Incident Response
If your accounts have been compromised through phishing or social engineering, we perform a full incident assessment — identifying what was accessed, what credentials were captured, and what lateral damage may have occurred. We provide a recovery roadmap and document everything for insurance claims and legal proceedings.
Who Needs Cyber Investigation Services
Romance Scam Victims
If you sent money to someone you met online and now suspect it was a scam, investigators can trace the funds, identify the scammer's network, and help pursue recovery and criminal referral.
Identity Theft Victims
New accounts in your name, tax returns filed fraudulently, or your SSN on the dark web — our investigators help you understand the scope and execute a recovery plan.
Harassment & Doxxing Targets
If someone is posting your personal information, threatening you online, or running fake profiles in your name, we identify them and build your legal case.
Small Business Owners
BEC fraud, employee data theft, fake reviews, and competitor sabotage campaigns — our investigators help businesses identify digital threats and preserve evidence for litigation.
Elderly & Vulnerable Individuals
Scammers disproportionately target elderly individuals with tech support scams, IRS impersonations, and grandparent scams. We help families document what happened and pursue accountability.
Data Breach Victims
If your data was exposed in a breach, we perform dark web monitoring, assess the actual risk to your accounts, and advise on the specific mitigation steps that matter.
Warning Signs You May Already Be a Target
Many people don't realize they're the victim of a cyber crime until significant damage has been done. Watch for these indicators:
- Unexpected bills, credit inquiries, or new accounts you didn't open
- Tax return rejection because a return was already filed with your SSN
- Medical bills for services you didn't receive (medical identity theft)
- Emails from sites or services you never signed up for
- Password reset emails you didn't request
- Friends or contacts receiving messages "from you" that you didn't send
- Someone online knows details about you that you never shared with them
- A romantic partner online who has never agreed to a video call
If any of these apply, don't wait. Every day of inaction allows scammers to do more damage and move more money — often overseas and out of reach.
From Investigation to Legal Action
Many cyber crime victims feel powerless because they assume nothing can be done. Our investigations are designed to change that equation. We work with your attorney, law enforcement, and financial institutions to turn an investigation report into actionable legal steps:
- FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) submissions with documented evidence
- FTC identity theft reports that trigger consumer protections and credit freezes
- Civil litigation evidence packages for fraud, harassment, and defamation claims
- Coordination with wire transfer fraud teams at banks for recovery attempts
- Platform abuse reports with documented impersonation evidence