What is a cyber investigation?

A cyber investigation uses digital techniques — OSINT, account and device analysis, and forensics — to uncover who did something online, what happened, and to preserve the proof. It is conducted by a licensed investigator so the findings are lawful and usable.

Can you identify an anonymous harasser or scammer?

Often, yes. Through open-source intelligence, digital-footprint analysis, and lawful evidence collection, we can frequently attribute anonymous accounts, messages, and profiles — and document the trail for court or law enforcement.

My accounts were hacked — can you investigate and help recover them?

Yes. We investigate how the compromise happened, preserve the evidence, help you regain and secure your accounts, and — where appropriate — build a record for law enforcement or civil action.

Is what you find usable in court?

Yes, when collected properly. As a licensed California investigator (BSIS No. 190161) and computer-forensics expert witness, we preserve evidence with chain of custody and can testify to it.

Cyber Investigations | Licensed Cyber Private Investigator

When the harm happens online, the investigation has to go there too. Cyber investigation combines digital-intelligence techniques with licensed, lawful evidence collection — so you get both answers and proof.

What we investigate

Anonymous harassment, cyberstalking, and threats
Online scams, romance and crypto fraud, and extortion
Account takeovers and hacking — how it happened and by whom
Impersonation, fake profiles, and defamation
Digital footprints and open-source intelligence (OSINT)

Can you unmask an anonymous account?

Frequently. Through OSINT, digital-footprint correlation, and lawful evidence collection, anonymous accounts and messages can often be attributed to a real person — and, crucially, the trail is documented so it is usable by a court or law enforcement rather than just personally convincing.

Licensed and court-ready

What separates a cyber investigation from amateur "internet sleuthing" is legality and admissibility. ROHOVOT operates under California BSIS PI License No. 190161, preserves evidence with forensic chain of custody, and can testify to it as a computer-forensics expert witness.