About this episode

Stacy Francis interviews digital forensic investigator Corey Davis about cybercrime, digital privacy, and protecting personal financial information.

Your phone knows where you’ve been, who you’ve talked to, what you’ve searched for, and sometimes even more than you realize. So how much of your digital life could someone else see if they had access? In this eye-opening conversation, Stacy sits down with digital forensic investigator Corey Davis to discuss cybercrime, hidden digital evidence, cryptocurrency, and the surprising ways people can access personal information. Corey shares real-world examples from his years in law enforcement and digital investigations, along with practical steps everyone can take to better protect themselves and their finances. You'll hear them discuss: How phones, computers, and cloud accounts can reveal far more about your life than most people realize The common ways ex-spouses and bad actors gain access to emails, messages, location data, and private accounts Why changing passwords and reviewing account settings should be a priority during major life transitions How digital forensic investigations can help uncover hidden financial accounts, cryptocurrency assets, and important records The challenges of locating crypto wallets and private keys after the death of a spouse or loved one What digital…

People in this episode

Host: Stacy Francis

Guest: Corey Davis

Topics covered

• cybercrime
• digital privacy
• cryptocurrency
• financial security
• digital forensics

Keywords

• digital evidence
• hidden financial accounts
• crypto wallets
• password security
• multi-factor authentication

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Cyfortec

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