Digital Forensics with 15+ years in the field. Mobile forensics specialist. Building open-source DFIR tools since 2019. Python for DFIR. Native Spanish speaker.
“Tool reports are not the data. The data is the data. Validate everything that matters.”
Education — B.S. in Computer Science, Antillean Adventist University; M.B.A. in Management of Information Systems, Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico
CISSP — ISC2 Certified Information Systems Security Professional. Badges on Credly
SANS Institute — FOR 585 Advanced Smartphone Forensics, FOR 498 Battlefield Data Acquisition, Netwars DFIR Champion, recurring DFIR Summit speaker
IACIS — Instructor; authored the Android portion of the Mobile Device Forensics course and the data-structure content of the Advanced Mobile Device Forensics course
Recognition — Extraordinary Visiting Scholar, FASTA University — Mar del Plata, Argentina
Judge — DFIR + AI 2026 Challenge, a vendor-agnostic initiative on GenAI in investigations
Podcast — Co-host of Digital Forensics Now — Podcast · YouTube Live
LEAPPs — Creator of the open-source DFIR platform for iOS, Android, vehicle, legal-return, desktop & image/video forensics; integrated into Autopsy, Paraben, Atrio, Evanole & Mobasi. leapps.org/releases
DFIR Python Study Group — Founder & facilitator; teaching examiners to read and write Python. Session playlist
Blog — Research & notes at leapps.org/blog
Opinions are mine only, are subject to change, and do not represent my employer or anyone else.
LAVA is a modern reporting and visualization tool for the LEAPPs family of digital forensics parsers (iLEAPP, ALEAPP, etc.). It provides faster, efficient reporting of LEAPPs’ parsed data.
Video explanation & demo: youtube.com/watch?v=17TQn7IsM4E
How to make LAVA compliant artifacts: youtube.com/watch?v=qTgZUh4GPxk
Download: leapps.org/releases
A python based framework to quickly triage iOS full file system extractions and unencrypted iTunes backups. A community project.
Get it: leapps.org/releases
Shares the same codebase as iLEAPP but focused on Android forensic artifacts.
Get it: leapps.org/releases
17-min presentation: youtu.be/Wb35VKHfrgc
Takes web service legal returns, as well as user-initiated archives, and parses them for easy review.
Get it: leapps.org/releases
Takes extractions from cars and parses them for interesting artifacts.
Get it: leapps.org/releases
Parses desktop application artifacts (Electron, Chromium and friends), plus any artifact that doesn’t fit the platform-specific LEAPPs.
Get it: leapps.org/releases
Triage and analysis for large sets of images and video. Ingests folders, full file system extractions and disk images, hashes and de-duplicates the media, reads metadata, pulls video key frames, matches known-hash lists, and opens a local review gallery. Written by Heather Charpentier.
Get it: leapps.org/releases
Point it at a directory and it finds every extraction inside, runs the matching LEAPP against each one in parallel, and builds a single report index linking every result, with SHA-256 hashing and a manifest for your case file.
Get it: leapps.org/releases





























