Cybersecurity Expert Witnesses in New York

The SEAK Expert Witness Directory contains a comprehensive list of cybersecurity expert witnesses who testify, consult and provide litigation support on cybersecurity and related issues. Cybersecurity expert witnesses and consultants on this page may form expert opinions, draft expert witness reports, and provide expert witness testimony at deposition and trial. The issues and subjects these cybersecurity expert witnesses testify regarding may include: Cybersecurity, Digital Forensics, Source Code Review, Ai, Algorithms, Biometric Privacy, Bipa, Blockchain, Chat Gpt, Computer Algorithms, Computer Applications, Computer Architecture, Computer Data, Computer Networks, and Computer Performance.

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Randy A Winters

Expert - AI, Digital Forensics, Privacy, BIPA, IPR

MatrixHCI, LLC

New York
Artificial Intelligence, Software Engineering - AI Expert, ChatGPT, Biometric Privacy, BIPA, Facial Recognition, Speech Recognition, Cybersecurity, Mobile Forensics, Digital Forensics, Source Code Review, ESI Protocols, Patent Infringement, IPR, PTAB, Blockchain, Social Media Forensics, Trade Secret, Digital Evidence, Software Expert, Digital Forensics
Mr. Winters is a nationally recognized expert witness in AI, software, cybersecurity, biometric privacy, cryptocurrency and forensic data extraction. He offers a rare dual-role capability: both as a testifying expert and as a forensic consultant using court-admissible tools to extract and analyze digital evidence from over 31,000 devices. This integrated approach can reduce litigation costs and streamline case strategy, especially in technology-heavy matters. With over 30 years of experience, Mr. Winters has been retained in complex cases involving software architecture, AI, source code analysis, social media forensics, patent infringement, IPR, and Illinois' Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA). He holds patents in artificial intelligence and is a pioneer in speech and facial recognition systems, having built early voice-based AI systems adopted by Microsoft, Apple, Boeing, Honeywell and the U.S. Air Force Research Lab. He has successfully testified and been deposed in federal...
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Frederick Haggerty

Digital Forensics & Cybersecurity Expert

Datigent, LLC

Cybersecurity, Computers - Computer Forensics, Digital Forensics, Email Investigations, Business Email Compromise (BEC), Compromise Assessment, Cyber Breach, Security Standards, Cybersecurity, Malware Analysis, Memory Forensics, Information Security, Meta Data, Data Recovery, Mobile Forensics, Computer Investigations
Frederick Haggerty is an experienced expert witness who has built a solid reputation in the Information Technology (IT) industry over the last twenty-eight years. As a skilled Cybersecurity professional, he offers a wealth of knowledge and experience in performing digital forensic examinations, email investigations, and malware analysis in response to network intrusions. Mr. Haggerty has been trained and educated extensively in digital forensics, malware and reverse engineering, incident response, data recovery, compliance, risk management, and data privacy. With a background in software development, he has developed mission-critical systems that have granted him the technical knowledge and insight needed to perform thorough examinations of computer information systems, personal computers, servers, and other digital media. His graduate studies at Albany Law School have expanded his breadth of knowledge with an understanding of current laws and practices that impact privacy rights a...
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Robert Gezelter, Ph.D., DFCP

Systems Programmer/Architect-Computer Scientist

Computer Litigation Services

Flushing, New York
Computers, Internet - cybersecurity, digital forensics, information technology, source code review, computer networks, information security, electronic mail, network protocols, algorithms, computer performance, computer algorithms, computer applications, computer architecture, operating systems, network protocols, electronic evidence, computer data
Dr. Gezelter is a computer scientist/systems programmer-architect with broad expertise and experience in computing and Information Technology. His research interests and nearly five decades of consulting focus on a diverse range of computing, including: - Systems architecture - Operating systems, performance - Networks and protocols, e.g., the Internet, TCP/IP, and electronic mail - CPU/device architecture, device interfaces, and mass storage - Cybersecurity, information security, digital forensics, electronic evidence - Computerized data - Software engineering, algorithms, and applications (classic; web; mobile) The IEEE Computer Society named Dr. Gezelter a Distinguished Contributor in 2021. In 2003, the IEEE Computer Society appointed Dr. Gezelter to a three-year term with its Distinguished Visitor speaking program covering North America. In that capacity, he spoke throughout the United States and Canada. He is a Life Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electro...
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John R Levine, PhD

Internet Security, E-mail, and Standards Expert

Standcore LLC

Trumansburg, New York
Internet - IETF, ICANN, patent, software copyright, cybersecurity, email, e-mail, internet security, privacy, DNS, domain name system
Dr. Levine is a computer scientist with over 40 years of experience in computer networks, electronic mail, and Internet standards. Since he wrote the best selling "The Internet for Dummies" in the 1990s he has been writing and consulting on those topics. He has been retained as an expert in dozens of cases, and has testified in multiple US Federal courts. His clients have included Google, and Yahoo. - Networks and protocols, e.g., the Internet, TCP/IP - Electronic mail - Domain Name System (DNS) - Software copyright - Software patents - Computer compiler, linker, and loader software He is a member of the Security and Stability Advisory Committee of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN SSAC), which provides expert advice to ICANN on DNS security. He is a long time participant in the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) which creates standards for the Internet. He is the author or co-author of 16 Request For Comments (RFC) documents. These include RFC 9...
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