Cybercrime and Internet Crime Defense Lawyers

Cybercrime and internet crime prosecutions involve sophisticated digital evidence, international coordination, and federal agencies equipped with dedicated cyber divisions. These matters may include hacking, computer intrusions, DDoS attacks, online fraud schemes, dark web activities, ransomware incidents, and other offenses that cross state and international borders. Agencies such as the FBI and Secret Service commit extensive resources to these investigations, often working with foreign law enforcement and utilizing advanced forensic technology.

Our Experience With Federal Cybercrime Cases

Our firm brings unmatched experience to cybercrime defense. As Deputy Chief Assistant U.S. Attorney, Daniel Fortune supervised major national and international cybercrime matters. He also served as the Computer Hacking and Intellectual Property Coordinator with top-secret security clearance, giving him access to classified investigative tools, sensitive intelligence, and high-level cyber operations. His work in this field earned recognition from the FBI Director for contributions to the National Cyber Investigative Joint Task Force and its complex investigative efforts.

This background provides unique insight into how federal cybercrime cases are constructed. Daniel understands the forensic tools used to trace IP addresses, analyze malware, recover deleted data, inspect network intrusions, and attribute attacks to specific individuals. He also has deep familiarity with the international cooperation frameworks and evidentiary standards that govern cross-border cyber investigations.

How We Approach Cybercrime and Internet Crime Defense

Cybercrime cases often hinge on extensive digital evidence, specialized expert testimony, and complex forensic methodologies. Our firm scrutinizes digital investigation techniques, challenges cyber attribution, and evaluates the reliability of the forensic tools used by federal agencies. We also examine chain of custody, data integrity, and the procedures law enforcement follows to obtain and preserve electronic evidence.

Whether the allegations involve hacking, operating a cybercrime network, participating in online fraud, or engaging in any internet-based offense, clients need representation that understands both the technology and the federal agencies pursuing these cases. With more than 75 jury trials involving substantial digital evidence and expert witnesses, combined with years of cybercrime prosecutorial experience, our firm provides the sophisticated defense these matters demand.

Contact Fortune Trial Attorneys

If you are facing federal cybercrime or internet crime allegations, our firm is prepared to defend you. Contact our confidential team to discuss your case.